The course is built in the order a trader actually needs things. You cannot size a position until you know where your stop belongs, and you cannot place a stop until you can read structure — so structure comes first and execution comes third. Nothing is introduced before the thing it depends on.
Each lesson is a short, self-contained note — two or three pages, not a two-hour video you half-watch. The screen time goes on charts. Every week has a live session on the same material and a debrief on the trades the cohort actually took, including the ones that lost.
By the end of Week 3 you will have written your own trading plan: the setups you take, the ones you refuse, where your stop sits, what you risk per trade, and what you do when it goes against you. Week 4 is about whether you can hold to it under pressure.
Week 01
Market Foundations
What actually moves a market, and how to read one before you risk anything on it.
- How markets actually move
- Market structure overview
- Global sessions and XAUUSD timing
- Reading price action
- The trading mindset
Week 02
Reading the Market
The analysis stack — from a single candle up to a full top-down read across timeframes.
- Candlestick analysis in depth
- Support, resistance and key levels
- Supply and demand zones
- Multi-timeframe analysis
- The complete top-down process
Week 03
Setup & Execution
Turning a read into a trade: where you get in, where you get out, and how much you risk.
- The five-step setup framework
- Entry rules and execution
- Stop-loss placement
- Take profit and trade management
- Risk management in practice
- Building your trading plan
Week 04
Psychology & Going Live
The part most courses skip — holding your rules when real money is on the line.
- Trading psychology under pressure
- Trade journal development
- The demo-to-live transition
- Path forward capstone
What you keep afterwards
Access does not expire when the cohort does. The member portal keeps all 20 lesson notes, the session recordings and weekly debriefs, and a reference library of twelve one-page sheets — the market-structure cheat sheet, the candlestick pattern guide, the session timing map for AEST, the risk and position-sizing calculator, the pre-trade go/no-go checklist, the supply and demand guide, the multi-timeframe framework, and the weekly review template. The trade tracker workbook logs every position and reports your performance by instrument, which is what makes the Sunday review worth doing.