Retail traders participation in the forex market creates retail order flow footprints from that interaction between the retail buyers & sellers. Trading this footprint is pure gambling because the orderflow generated, which prints the price Action we see on our charts creates fake patterns which retail traders capture using Fibonacci Retracement 61.8%, 50% and 23.0%, Moving Average Crossing, Trendline channel, Head on Shoulder, Double buttom/Top, Resistance & Support line Range, Swing Order Block, Price Trap, Harmonic Scanner/ etc. Our objective is to make you unlearn all your years of knowledge on retail traders footprints..

Market makers participation in the forex market creates institutional order flow which create real patterns. These real patterns are institutional footprints created on candle stick charts when these big institutions put in large order. Being able to identify and interpret these institutional footprint essentially makes you a market maker.

Our objective is to make you learn the behaviour, principle & factor behind the mechanical production of the order flow caused by the market makers and extract profit from the candle stick pattern created by this orderflow by capturing them with Institutional Market Structure, Institutional Supply & Demand zone, Institutional Liquidity.

From the actual mechanics of the market, as in what is actually behind the the production and the interaction of that order flow that then generates the market Structure, this course will teach you the concept of Supply and Demand and also the application of Supply and Demand mechanical framework and technics which will enable you extract profit from the market. The framework will consider the concept of Supply & Demand Zone Creation, Mitigation and Breakout, Flip Zone, Structural weak/strong Zone and because for every BUY order in the market to be filled, it must be matched with an equivalent SELL order and for every SELL order in the market to be filled, it must be matched with an equivalent BUY order for a trade to occur and because market makers are always seeking pools of traders to trade against, understanding the quantity of traders in the market is also essential to understanding the actual order flow of the market.