Question 1

Who is Sachin Kotecha?

Accepted Answer

Sachin Kotecha is a multi-asset trader, trading educator and mentor, and the Founder & CEO of Sach Capital Limited. His teaching spans equities, fixed income, commodities, derivatives, forex and crypto, along with trading strategies and risk.

Question 2

Where is Sachin Kotecha based?

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Sachin is based in London. Sach Capital Limited is registered in England and Wales with its registered office at 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX.

Question 3

What is Sachin Kotecha's professional background?

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Sachin's work spans financial markets, professional education and technology. He is a multi-asset trader, trading educator and mentor, and the founder of a series of associated ventures through Sach Capital. His approach is built on a structured, cross-asset framework that integrates multiple forms of analysis into a single trading decision.

Question 4

What is Sach Capital?

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Sach Capital Limited is the holding company through which Sachin Kotecha's trading, market-analysis, education and technology businesses are organised. It is registered in England and Wales under company number 08869885 and is the legal entity that operates this website.

Question 5

Is Sach Capital regulated?

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This website and the educational services described on it are operated by Sach Capital Limited. The content is educational and does not constitute investment advice, financial advice, or a personalised recommendation. For specific regulatory information, please refer to the company information page or contact us directly.

Question 6

What businesses has Sachin Kotecha founded?

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Through Sach Capital, Sachin has founded a series of associated ventures spanning trading education, macroeconomic market intelligence, trading decision technology and learning platforms. These include Traders MBA, MacroDrivers, Atravix, FXENA, TradersTrusted and Leqrix. Each addresses a different stage of a trader's learning and decision process.

Question 7

What is Traders MBA?

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Traders MBA is a structured trading education business providing programmes and masterclasses across the major asset classes, positioned education-first rather than around signals or shortcuts.

Question 8

What is MacroDrivers?

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MacroDrivers is a macroeconomic market intelligence business that translates macro data, central-bank policy and economic drivers into structured market intelligence, with a focus on major currencies and cross-asset confirmation.

Question 9

What is Atravix?

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Atravix is a trading decision technology business built around a structured decision process, supporting strategy building, trade construction and decision journaling.

Question 10

Where can I learn more about each business?

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The full ecosystem is described on the Our Businesses page, which explains the role of each venture and how they fit together.

Question 11

What does Sachin Kotecha teach?

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Sachin teaches across the major asset classes — equities and indices, fixed income, forex, commodities, cryptocurrency and derivatives — and the analytical disciplines that connect them, including trading strategies, risk management, macroeconomic analysis, central-bank policy, cross-asset relationships, technical analysis and market sentiment.

Question 12

How does Sachin teach?

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Teaching is delivered through structured material and customised one-to-one mentoring through sachinkotecha.com, designed around each trader's experience, markets, objectives and constraints.

Question 13

What is the teaching approach?

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The approach is structured and cross-asset, integrating trade idea generation, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, sentiment analysis, risk management and trading psychology into a single decision-making framework. The emphasis is on understanding why markets move and building a repeatable process.

Question 14

Does the teaching provide signals or financial advice?

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No. The teaching is strictly educational. It does not provide signals, guaranteed results, personalised financial advice, or any promise of profitability.

Question 15

Is mentoring a signals service?

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No. Mentoring is educational. You will not be told what to buy or sell. The focus is on helping you understand markets and build your own structured process.

Question 16

Does mentoring guarantee profits or results?

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No. Trading involves risk and capital can be lost. Mentoring cannot guarantee performance, profitability or any specific outcome. The goal is to develop your understanding, framework and process.

Question 17

Is mentoring personalised financial advice?

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No. Mentoring is educational and does not constitute investment advice, financial advice, or a personalised recommendation. You remain responsible for your own trading and investment decisions.

Question 18

How is the programme structured?

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Every programme is designed individually after an initial assessment. Sessions are one-to-one, typically weekly or every two weeks by online video call, with practical development work between sessions. The programme adapts as you develop.

Question 19

What experience level do I need?

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Mentoring is suitable for a range of experience levels, from those relatively new to trading who want to build good habits early, to experienced traders refining an existing process. What matters is a genuine commitment to developing a structured approach.

Question 20

Which markets can mentoring cover?

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Forex, equities and indices, fixed income, commodities, cryptocurrency, derivatives, macroeconomics and central banks, fundamental and technical analysis, cross-asset analysis, trade idea generation and construction, risk management, trading psychology and journalling.

Question 21

How much does mentoring cost?

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Programme investment varies according to scope, level of support and structure. After reviewing your application and, where appropriate, an introductory call, a programme and associated investment is discussed if there is a suitable fit.

Question 22

What happens after I apply?

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Your application is reviewed to understand your experience, objectives and requirements. If there appears to be a suitable fit, the next step is normally an introductory call with Sachin. Submitting an application does not create a mentoring agreement.

Question 23

Do I need to be trading live?

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No. Demo or paper trading is used where educationally appropriate, particularly for developing and testing a process without risking capital.

Question 24

How long is a programme?

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Programme length depends on your objectives and development priorities. This is discussed during the initial assessment and introductory call. Programmes are designed to build lasting capability rather than to fit a fixed duration.

Question 25

What financial markets does Sachin Kotecha focus on?

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Sachin's work spans Forex, equities and equity indices, fixed income, commodities, cryptocurrency and derivatives, with a particular focus on the macroeconomic and central-bank drivers that connect those markets.

Question 26

What is Sachin Kotecha's approach to market analysis?

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Sachin's approach is built on a structured, cross-asset framework that integrates trade idea generation, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, sentiment analysis, risk management and trading psychology into a single trading decision. The framework does not guarantee successful trades — it is an educational structure for thinking about markets and decisions.

Question 27

Why does Sachin emphasise cross-asset analysis?

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Because markets rarely move in isolation. A currency move is informed by bond yields; a commodity trend by the dollar; an equity market by the macroeconomic and policy backdrop. Cross-asset confirmation — checking whether related markets corroborate a thesis — is a core discipline of the framework.

Question 28

What is the difference between analysis and a trade?

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Analysis describes what is happening and why. A trade is a specific, risk-defined commitment to a view. The framework exists to bridge that gap deliberately — so that a thesis becomes a trade only when the risk is understood and defined.

Question 29

Where can I read Sachin Kotecha's work?

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Sachin's educational writing is published on the Insights page. Books, publications and media work are listed on the Publications page where details have been verified.

Question 30

Who writes the Insights articles?

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All Insights articles are written by Sachin Kotecha. They are educational and do not constitute investment advice.

Question 31

How do I contact Sachin Kotecha?

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For trading mentoring, the most effective way to enquire is through the full application form on the Apply page. For all other enquiries — professional education, speaking, media or business — use the Contact page or email info@sachcapital.com directly.

Question 32

What enquiry types can I contact Sachin about?

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Trading mentoring, professional education, speaking or media enquiries, business enquiries, and general enquiries. All enquiries are received by Sach Capital Limited and responded to directly.

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