Introduction to Global Markets
How forex, indices, commodities and crypto trade around the clock: who the participants are, when each session runs, and the mechanics of leverage, orders and costs you need before your first trade.
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13 modules, read in order or jump to the one you need.
How forex, indices, commodities and crypto trade around the clock: who the participants are, when each session runs, and the mechanics of leverage, orders and costs you need before your first trade.
The classic toolkit every chart-based approach builds on: candlesticks, support and resistance, trends, patterns and the indicators most traders keep on screen.
The backbone of SMC and ICT. Learn to read swings, breaks and shifts so you can tell, on any chart, whether the market is trending, turning or ranging.
Where smart money ideas come from. Richard Wyckoff's method of reading accumulation and distribution explains the logic behind liquidity grabs and order blocks.
Liquidity, order blocks, imbalances and premium and discount: the SMC framework, explained plainly with the traps that catch most traders who learn it from social media.
The Inner Circle Trader framework: fair value gaps, PD arrays, killzones, Power of 3 and the named models, organised into an order you can actually study.
See where volume actually traded. VWAP, volume and market profile, footprint charts and delta give futures traders a view inside the candle.
The world's largest market in detail: how currency pairs are built, what drives them, and how each pair tends to behave across the trading day.
The other markets SMC and ICT traders focus on: US index futures, gold, oil and crypto, with the contract details and quirks of each.
Options on the world's most traded underlyings. Learn the Greeks, volatility, SPX versus SPY, and the rise of 0DTE trading.
Charts show what happened; macro explains why. Central banks, data releases and the links between bonds, dollar, gold and equities.
The part that decides whether any strategy survives. Position sizing, expectancy and drawdown, prop firm rules, and the habits that keep you consistent.
Turn everything you have learned into a tested, written system: define the edge, backtest it, journal it, and automate the parts that can be automated.