Master the
Forex Markets
Learn Forex trading from scratch with 30 progressive modules, interactive quizzes and level certificates. Completely free.
Your learning path
Three levels to master Forex
A progressive journey of 30 modules from the basics to the strategies of a professional trader.
Forex Fundamentals
No prior knowledge needed. Learn what Forex is, how currency pairs work and the foundations of technical analysis.
- What is Forex?
- Currency pairs and quotes
- Pips, lots and leverage
- Your first trade
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View modules →Trading Methodology
Develop your trading system with advanced technical analysis, professional risk management and proven strategies.
- Advanced technical analysis
- Moving averages mastery
- RSI and momentum indicators
- Trend trading strategies
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View modules →Elite Trader
Smart money concepts, multi-timeframe analysis, automated trading and the psychology of consistently profitable traders.
- Advanced price action
- Smart money concepts
- Automated trading systems
- Advanced trading psychology
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View modules →Why trade currencies?
The Forex market offers unique characteristics that make it attractive to traders worldwide.
Trade Monday to Friday without interruptions. Tokyo, London and New York sessions overlap creating high-liquidity windows.
With over $7 trillion traded daily, Forex is the world's most liquid market, with tight spreads on major pairs.
Leverage lets you control larger positions with less capital. It requires strict risk management to use responsibly.
You can profit when a currency rises (long) or falls (short), opening opportunities in any market scenario.
All you need is a computer or smartphone. Modern brokers offer intuitive platforms and free demo accounts to practice.
The repetitive behavior of price makes technical analysis especially powerful in Forex, where thousands of traders watch the same key levels.
Forex trading involves a significant risk of loss. Leverage can work both for and against you. The majority of retail accounts lose money trading CFDs and leveraged products. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
Quick Glossary
The terms you need to know before your first trade.
The minimum price movement of a currency pair. On most pairs it equals the fourth decimal place (0.0001).
The difference between the ask and bid price. It is the main cost of each Forex trade.
The unit of trade size. A standard lot = 100,000 units of the base currency. Mini and micro lots also exist.
Allows you to trade more capital than you have. 1:100 leverage means controlling $100 with just $1 of margin.
An automatic order that closes a position when price reaches an adverse level, capping your maximum loss.
An automatic order that closes your position when price reaches your profit target.
Long = buying expecting the price to rise. Short = selling expecting the price to fall.
The peak-to-trough decline of an account. A key metric for evaluating the risk of a strategy.
A regulated intermediary that executes your orders in the market in exchange for spread or commission. Choose one regulated by FCA, ASIC, or SEC.
Capital locked as collateral to maintain an open position. Released when the trade is closed.
The range of price fluctuations in a period. Higher volatility = more opportunities and more risk.
In EUR/USD, EUR is the base and USD the quote. The price tells you how many USD one EUR is worth.