Six free live classes

Forex Trading Classes

Start with a live, practical introduction to the market, the work behind thoughtful decisions, and the questions worth answering before you risk money.

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Start with the work

Learn Forex in a live class, before you try to learn it under pressure.

Forex can look simple from the outside: watch a chart, make a call, place a trade. The part that gets skipped is the preparation. Before any decision has money attached to it, you need a working understanding of the market, the vocabulary, the risk, and the habits that keep a plan from turning into a reaction.

Trading Friends begins with six free live Forex trading classes because a serious learning path should be clear before it becomes expensive. Coach David teaches each session live on Microsoft Teams, so you can bring real questions, hear how the pieces fit together, and decide whether continued education makes sense for your goals and schedule.

These are not classes built around flashy calls, a shortcut, or a promise that the market can be controlled. They are a practical place to understand what disciplined trading asks of you. Request the first free class when you are ready to look at the path with more context.

Study materials arranged for a live Forex learning session

The six-class path

Each class builds the next useful question.

Your Forex Journey Overview

This required first live session explains how the learning path works from start to finish. You will cover the time commitment, tools, course cost, and what to expect before deciding whether to continue.

Market Foundations

Get a practical introduction to how the Forex market works, how charts move, and the language traders use. The goal is to replace vague impressions with a grounded starting point for learning.

Your Trading Plan

See why a written plan matters before a trade is placed. This class introduces preparation, risk awareness, and clear rules that give each decision a purpose.

Price Action and Process

Explore the market-reading approach Coach David uses in live sessions. You will see how probability-based thinking and a repeatable process can keep attention on the setup instead of the noise.

Mindset and Measurement

Learn why discipline does not come from finding one perfect setup. This class connects emotional control, deliberate practice, and performance tracking to more consistent decision-making.

Choose Your Path

Bring the lessons together and consider your next step with a fuller picture of the work involved. You can decide whether private coaching and the Strategy/Psychology Course suit your goals, schedule, and commitment.

Why live learning matters

Information is everywhere. Useful feedback is harder to find.

Ask before assumptions become habits

Beginners often collect terms, indicators, and opinions before they understand how any of them belongs in a process. A live class gives you room to slow down, ask what a concept means, and connect it to the decision it is supposed to support.

That matters because a trading plan is more than a collection of rules. It is a way to define what you are looking for, how much risk is acceptable, when you should stay out, and what you will review afterward. Classes one through five introduce those ideas in a sequence instead of dropping them on you all at once.

See the full commitment before you decide

The first required session is Your Forex Journey Overview with Coach David. It covers the time commitment, tools, course cost, and expectations behind the learning path. That conversation comes before the remaining free classes, so you can decide with a realistic picture instead of a sales pitch.

After the six sessions, students who want deeper one-to-one support can consider the private Strategy/Psychology Course. It is not the automatic next step. The purpose of the introductory path is to help you decide whether that level of practice and coaching fits your situation.

A more useful first hour

Bring the questions that would otherwise send you chasing another answer online.

A live introduction is useful when it makes the next decision clearer. You can ask what the learning path includes, how the classes are taught, what practice looks like between sessions, and what continued coaching asks of a student. Those answers are more valuable when they come before you have committed to a program.

Coach David’s approach starts with a conversation about the work, not a promise about the outcome. You will see the role of preparation, risk awareness, and review in the process, then decide whether the next class is useful for you. That leaves room for a thoughtful choice instead of pressure to rush ahead.

What to bring

You do not need a trading setup to begin.

Come with a notepad, a few questions, and an honest sense of what you hope to learn. You do not need previous Forex experience, a broker account, or a polished plan. The first class is where you can separate the basics you need to understand from the noise that tends to follow new traders around.

By the end of the overview, you should have a clearer picture of the market, the six-class path, and the commitment behind the private course. You can then continue through the free sessions with context, or decide that the timing is not right. Either result is better than guessing.

What you will practice

Build a process that can stay steady when the market does not.

Market movement can be fast, but a useful decision process is deliberate. The classes introduce the building blocks that help you prepare before a trade and review your thinking after it. You will learn why the details matter before you are trying to react to a moving chart.

How currency pairs move and the language used to describe a market.
How a written trading plan can guide preparation, risk awareness, and review.
How price action fits into a repeatable process instead of a rushed guess.
Why measurement, practice, and trading psychology shape consistency over time.
How to ask whether a course, strategy, or learning plan is right for you.

Who these classes are for

A grounded starting point for people who want to learn, not chase a call.

Complete beginners

You want a plain-English foundation before opening a platform, copying somebody else’s idea, or paying for a course you do not yet understand.

Traders rebuilding their process

You have looked at charts or placed trades before, but you want to return to the basics of preparation, discipline, and review.

People weighing a bigger commitment

You are considering live Forex education and want a realistic view of the time, effort, and teaching style before deciding on continued coaching.

These classes are not a fit for anyone looking for guaranteed results, a rapid shortcut, or someone else to make every trading decision. Forex trading involves risk, and education does not remove that risk. The value of a clear first step is that you can ask better questions about the work before you place money behind an answer.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before your first class.

Are the Forex trading classes really free?+

Yes. The six introductory classes are free. The first session, Your Forex Journey Overview, is required before the remaining five classes because it explains the learning path, time commitment, tools, and course cost.

Are the classes live?+

Yes. Coach David teaches the introductory classes live on Microsoft Teams, so you can ask questions and understand the material in conversation rather than trying to work through it alone.

Do I need Forex experience before I start?+

No. The classes are designed for beginners as well as traders who want to rebuild their foundation. You do not need to arrive with a strategy, platform, or market vocabulary already mastered.

Will the classes give me trade signals?+

No. Trading Friends focuses on education, planning, risk awareness, and independent decision-making. The classes are not a signal service and do not promise profits or guaranteed outcomes.

What happens after the six free classes?+

After you complete the introductory path, you can decide whether the private Strategy/Psychology Course is right for you. Coach David explains its current cost, typical 52-week structure, and expectations before you make that decision.

Your first class is free

See the learning path before you decide where it leads.

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