We begin the course by giving you an introduction to Forex trading. (Seasoned traders, this is a good review for you to revisit some important concepts). 

• Is the Forex market a friendly place for you? Why are so many people describing it as a "threatening and dangerous animal"? (You can make it a friendly place for you, but how?)

• The foundational knowledge in Forex trading. Not sure what are pips, lots (standard lot, mini lot and micro lot), currency pairs, spreads, base currency... and so on? It takes you only 45 minutes to get familiarized with the foundational concepts! After which, you will have no problem talking with professional traders and understanding most Forex training materials.

• How do you really make profits from trading Forex? What are the markets and currency pairs you can trade on? What are the recommended markets and currency pairs for you to trade on as a beginner?

• As a dedicated trader, this is what you need to do every single day, every single week, and every single month to achieve success in trading - no excuses. (Traders in professional investment firms are doing this.)

• How much capital do you need to start trading in Forex? (You really just need a minimum amount of money to get started. Do you know that unlike stock investments, you don't need $100,000 to trade $100,000? Find out about this from the lesson on "leverage"!)

• Why do major financial institutions like banks, wealth management firms, investment corporations, central banks in the world, hedge funds managers... all trade Forex? And why should you do so too? (Forex trading is said to offer "above average returns" compared to the stock market. You want to benefit from it too!)

• Forex is a 24-hour market, with 3 major Forex trading sessions (Tokyo, London, and New York). Theoretically you can trade all the time and make profits anytime you want -- but you really shouldn't be doing this, because this will be detrimental to your Forex trading career. Why so?

• The "3 Pillars of Forex Success" are: Analysis, Strategy, and ______. Analysis and Strategy are the hard skills that are necessary for you to become a skillful Forex trader, but it's the "last pillar" that will make you a successful Forex trader. (Hint: It helps you to combine all the knowledge and apply it. This is where beginners need the help.)

• How do you get out from the "Technical Trader's Trap", and stop wasting your time and money jumping from one guru's advice to another's - signing up for course after course and buying every expensive software and tool. Here are 6 things you need to do to transform yourself into a successful entrepreneurial trader.

• How to avoid trading with emotions. (This is one of the top reasons why traders fail). You will learn to execute your plan with laser focus -- fear and anxiety have no place in your trading!

• Do you know there are trading strategies for 4 different types of market price action? Which one should you apply in your trading? (You will find out about each of them in the course. You don't need to learn them all - just choose one or two that resonate the best with your personality.)

• Why highly successful, event-driven traders do not only use fundamental analysis? Timing is a key factor to success for them, so how do they make sure their positions end at the right time -- not prematurely or delayed? Can you emulate this for your own profits?

• If you are a day trader, learn the "Market Open Strategy". It enables you to take advantage of the first major directional move in the London session. (I modified this strategy that was originally designed specifically for the London market, so that it works with every market open too. Learn my fine-tuned strategy and use it on the Tokyo and New York markets.)

• How do you predict the future price movements, and look for buy/sell signals to make profits? By using the reversal chart patterns (reversal candlestick patterns, double and triple tops and bottoms, head and shoulders, etc). You'll learn these from real trading examples, and make them second nature to you.

• What do you need to understand about the economic model of supply and demand? Can you guess what happens when the European Central Bank increases/decreases the interest rate, or spending in the Euro Zone increases/decreases? (This simple knowledge will help you sniff the effects of news from around the world on the market, and trade accordingly).

• What do stock market indices like S&P, Nikkei, CAC, DAX, FTSE tell you about today's Forex market? How do they affect your daily trading decisions?

• The world considers the U.S., Switzerland, and Japan as the safe havens to hide. When the global economy is in bad shape, the US Dollar, Swiss Franc, and Japanese Yen do not go down, they rise strongly. Why - and how do you benefit from this trend?

• What are the important lessons that Forex traders can learn from the 2008 global financial crisis? As the stock market sank almost overnight, the USD rose significantly against its European counterparts -- Why did this happen? (Didn't you think the US economy was collapsing? How do you make use of this "counter-intuitive" situation?)