Applied Professional Stock Trading (Mini MBA) With Mentoring connects the three things that actually determine equity outcomes: what a business earns, what the market is willing to pay for those earnings, and the macro regime in which both are being judged.
The curriculum is established and delivered through Traders MBA. Your twelve private one-hour sessions with Sachin run alongside it, giving you room to examine company analysis, index behaviour and your own reasoning in detail.
Why structured stock trading education?
Equity markets reward preparation more than reactivity. A chart can tell you how a share has traded; it cannot tell you whether the earnings expectations embedded in the price are realistic, or whether the sector is being repriced by a change in the rate environment.
A structured programme builds the sequence properly: market structure, business analysis, valuation, the macro backdrop, then the technical and risk framework that turns a view into a defined decision.
Who the programme is for
- Traders who want a disciplined approach to individual shares and equity indices.
- Those comfortable with charts but less confident reading financial statements and earnings.
- Investors who want to connect company-level analysis to the wider macro backdrop.
Curriculum overview
The programme moves from equity market foundations to applied company and index analysis. These subject areas form the core of the curriculum.
Equity market foundations and indices
Before individual companies, the programme establishes how equity markets are structured, how indices are built and weighted, and why index behaviour often differs from the behaviour of the constituents. Understanding the index is essential to reading sector rotation, breadth and risk appetite.
Financial statements, earnings and valuation
You learn to read the income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement as a connected picture of a business, then to examine earnings quality, guidance and revisions. Valuation is taught as a set of questions about expectations — what growth and returns are already implied by the price — rather than a single formula to be applied mechanically.
Technical analysis
Price structure, trend, levels, momentum and volatility provide the timing context and the basis for invalidation. Technical analysis is used to locate a decision and define its risk, not to substitute for understanding the business or the macro backdrop.
Macro influences and sector relationships
Interest rates, inflation, growth expectations and liquidity conditions reprice equities continuously, and rarely evenly. The programme examines how macro regimes affect valuation multiples, how sectors respond differently, and how index relationships can confirm or contradict a thesis.
Risk management and portfolio principles
Position sizing, invalidation, correlation and exposure are taught as the discipline that governs whether a view is worth holding. Portfolio principles extend that thinking to how individual decisions combine.
Trading psychology
Patience, process adherence, bias management and the ability to separate a good decision from a good outcome are treated as core competencies rather than optional extras.
Twelve private one-to-one sessions
Your sessions are used to review your company and index analysis, test the reasoning behind a valuation or a level, and work through educational examples with Sachin. They are not a source of buy or sell recommendations, and no signals are provided.
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 equity, index and cross-asset analysis alongside the macro drivers that shape them.
Accredited programme status and fees
Applied Professional Stock Trading (Mini MBA) With Mentoring is an Accredited Programme. That describes the professional education programme; it is not a financial regulatory authorisation and implies nothing about investment 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 Stock Trading Mentoring?
A structured programme covering equity market structure, financial statements, earnings, valuation, equity indices, technical and fundamental analysis, sector relationships, macro drivers, 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.
Do students need an active brokerage account?
No. You do not need a brokerage account, and you should never share brokerage login details or account credentials as part of an enquiry or mentoring session.
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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