Beginner path
- What forex is, how currency pairs work, pips, lots and spread
- How to open a demo account and set up your first chart
- Order types: market, limit, stop, stop loss and take profit
- Study routine and trading journal from day one
Learning path
Forex education: learn to trade with a method
Learning forex takes more than indicators: it takes method, discipline and risk management. Our learning path covers everything from currency market basics to price action strategies and advanced MetaTrader 5 usage.
Price action and technical analysis
Price action is reading the market directly from price, without relying on lagging indicators. You learn to spot support and resistance, trend structure, breakouts, pullbacks and candlestick patterns across timeframes — the base of the most used forex trading strategies.
Risk management and psychology
- How to calculate lot size from risk per trade
- Risk/reward ratio, drawdown and losing streaks
- Emotional control: avoiding overtrading and revenge trading
- Judging performance by metrics rather than single results
Automation: robots and copy trading
Once the basics are solid you can automate. MetaTrader 5 supports Expert Advisors with historical backtesting, and CopyX lets you copy experienced traders with full control over allocation and risk — no coding required.
FAQ
How do I learn forex from scratch?
Start with currency pairs, pips and leverage, practise on a demo account, study price action and only then trade live capital with strict risk management.
How long does it take to learn trading?
It depends on dedication, but most traders need months of consistent demo practice and small live trades before results become stable.
Do I need to code to use MetaTrader 5 robots?
No. You can use ready-made Expert Advisors or choose CopyX copy trading, which mirrors other traders' positions without any code.
Practise on a demo account
Apply what you learned on a free demo account with live market quotes.
Create demo account