Applied Professional Forex Trading (Mini MBA) With Mentoring treats the currency market as a system rather than a set of patterns. Monetary policy, rate differentials, inflation, capital flows, positioning and price structure are studied together, because a currency pair is always a relative judgement between two economies.
The curriculum is fixed, published and delivered through Traders MBA. Your private mentoring runs alongside it: twelve one-hour sessions in which you can interrogate the material, review your own reasoning and work through educational examples with Sachin directly.
Why structured Forex education?
Most traders arrive at currencies through charts, then spend years discovering that the chart is often the last place the answer appears. A currency move usually begins in expectations about policy, growth and inflation, and is expressed through relative yields long before it is visible in price structure.
A structured programme forces those layers into the right order. You learn what drives a currency, how to test whether the market already expects it, and only then how to frame a defined, risk-controlled expression of the idea.
Who the programme is for
- Traders who want to understand currency markets properly, rather than accumulate indicators.
- Those who already trade forex and want a repeatable analytical process behind their decisions.
- Traders moving from single-market focus to a macro-driven, cross-asset view of currencies.
Curriculum overview
The programme works from market foundations through to applied analysis. The subject areas below are the backbone of the curriculum.
Macroeconomics and central banks
Policy rates, forward guidance, balance-sheet decisions and the balance of risks around them form the framework within which currencies are priced. The programme examines how expectations move ahead of decisions, why the market reaction often depends on the gap between what was expected and what was delivered, and how real yields translate into currency direction.
Technical analysis
Technical analysis is taught as the study of market behaviour, not as a prediction tool. Structure, trend, support and resistance, momentum and volatility describe where price is and how it is behaving — the context in which a fundamental view becomes actionable, and the basis for defining where an idea would be invalidated.
Fundamental and sentiment analysis
Fundamentals tell you what should matter; sentiment tells you what is already priced. The programme connects economic data, positioning, consensus and cross-asset confirmation so that a view is tested against the market's existing expectations rather than simply asserted.
Risk management
Risk is treated as the governing constraint, not an afterthought. The curriculum covers invalidation, position sizing, exposure, drawdown control and the discipline of declining ideas that cannot be expressed with a defined risk.
Trading psychology
Process discipline, patience, bias management and the distinction between a good decision and a good outcome complete the programme. Psychology is taught as a structural part of the process rather than as motivation.
Twelve private one-to-one sessions
Your twelve sessions are educational and directly connected to the curriculum. Typical uses include clarifying a concept that has not landed, reviewing the reasoning behind your written analysis, exploring hypothetical market examples and testing whether your conclusions follow from the evidence.
Sessions are not a signals service, and Sachin will not tell you what to buy or sell. The purpose is to improve the quality of your own judgement.
About Sachin Kotecha
Sachin Kotecha is a multi-asset trader, trading educator and mentor, and the Founder & CEO of Sach Capital Limited. He founded Traders MBA, MacroDrivers and Atravix, and teaches across foreign exchange, equities, fixed income, commodities, derivatives and macroeconomics.
Accredited programme status and fees
Applied Professional Forex Trading (Mini MBA) With Mentoring is an Accredited Programme. Accreditation is a statement about the professional education programme; it is not a financial regulatory authorisation and does not imply any approval of trading outcomes.
The programme fee is £4,999, with 12 sessions of 60 minutes each and 52 weeks of course access. Enrolment, payment and course delivery are administered by Traders MBA.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in Forex Mentoring?
A structured professional programme covering foreign exchange markets, central-bank policy, interest rates and inflation, macro and fundamental analysis, technical analysis, sentiment, risk management and trading psychology. It includes 12 private one-hour sessions with Sachin and 52 weeks of course access for £4,999. It is an Accredited Programme.
How many private mentoring sessions are included?
Forex and Stock Trading Mentoring each include 12 private sessions of 60 minutes. Masters With Mentoring includes integrated one-to-one mentoring linked to individual curriculum modules; the published curriculum identifies the sessions associated with those modules.
How much do the programmes cost?
Forex Mentoring and Stock Trading Mentoring are each £4,999. Masters With Mentoring is £14,999. Fees are published openly and are payable through Traders MBA at enrolment.
How long is course access?
Forex and Stock Trading Mentoring include 52 weeks of course access. Masters With Mentoring includes 104 weeks.
Are the programmes suitable for beginners?
Forex and Stock Trading Mentoring are open to all levels and begin from foundations, so a beginner willing to study consistently can follow them. Masters With Mentoring is an advanced, multi-asset programme and assumes a serious commitment to professional-level study.
Where do students enrol?
Enrolment takes place on Traders MBA. Each programme page on this site links directly to its official Traders MBA course page.
Are the programmes accredited?
Forex Mentoring and Stock Trading Mentoring are Accredited Programmes. Masters With Mentoring is a private professional education programme and is not presented as an accredited academic qualification. Accreditation of the professional programmes is not a financial regulatory authorisation.
Does mentoring provide trading signals?
No. Mentoring is educational and does not provide signals, buy or sell recommendations, copy trading or instructions to take a specific position.
Educational Disclaimer
All mentoring is educational. It provides structured teaching, analytical discussion and feedback on your reasoning. It does not provide trading signals, buy or sell recommendations, portfolio management, managed accounts or personalised investment advice.
Trading and investing involve the risk of financial loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. No outcome, return or level of profitability is promised or implied.
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