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The framework that builds all three layers
Every module is written, in sequence, with a self-check you can grade yourself against and one bounded rep you can do the same day. Nothing is gated and nothing is teased, because what is sold here is supervised practice, not access to information.
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Phase 01
Foundation
What the game actually is, who is on the other side of your fills, and who you are inside it. No setups, no charts, no execution mechanics.
- 1A
Auction market theory and how markets moveWhy price moves, before you look at a single candle. Auction Market Theory, balance and imbalance, and price as an advertisement. Module 1A of the FFT curriculum.Balance and imbalance What the market shows you - 1B
Operators: who actually moves marketsThe participants behind every move: utilitarian traders, dealers, informed traders, parasitic traders and brokers. Module 1B of the FFT curriculum.One participant What the market shows you - 1C
Trader identity: what kind of operator are you?The operator archetype this curriculum builds, and the inner-game framework that decides whether any archetype survives contact with pressure. Module 1C.Operator self-audit What your record shows you - 1D
Psychology foundations: self-awareness and cognitive patternsThe four trading fears, schemas, automatic thoughts, and the mechanism by which fear of an outcome produces it. Module 1D of the FFT curriculum.The cost of a state What your record shows you - 1E
Risk basics: account size and what you are actually riskingPoint value, risk per trade, and the arithmetic you should be able to run from memory before you place an order. Module 1E of the FFT curriculum.Your stop, in the book What your record shows you
Phase 02
Market reading
Reading a chart with context. What price is communicating, and how to tell a condition worth trading from one that is not. Higher timeframe before lower, always.
- 2A
Market conditions and supply and demand: Wyckoff as a mental modelBalance and imbalance, Wyckoff as a mental model, supply and demand zones, volume profile and VWAP as one unified read. Module 2A of the FFT curriculum.Wyckoff phases What the market shows you - 2B
Market structure: CHoCH, BOS and key levelsThe four swing points, break of structure, change of character, and why two skilled traders can read the same chart differently and both be right. Module 2B of the FFT curriculum.The break that failed What the market shows you - 2C
Higher-timeframe context: the Daily, the 4H anchor, and the working chartThe top-down read, which timeframe gets the vote on direction, and why starting on the 5-minute chart produces technically valid entries that fail. Module 2C of the FFT curriculum.Higher timeframe levels What the market shows you - 2D
Price delivery: liquidity, stop hunts and manipulationThe four states of price, fair value gaps, order blocks, premium and discount, and why a liquidity sweep is a location to watch rather than a signal to act. Module 2D of the FFT curriculum.Offers pulling What the market shows you - 2E
The opening type read: OA, ORR, OD, OTDThe four opening types from Market Profile, how to classify one by 10:00 ET, and why the wrong playbook on the right analysis is what actually kills setups. Module 2E of the FFT curriculum.The four opening types What the market shows you - 2F
Session times and the Silver Bullet windowsWhy time is a filter before price is a signal, the three windows, and how to read whether one is expanding, reversing or balancing. Module 2F of the FFT curriculum.Inside the window What the market shows you - 2G
The daily bias protocolThe five-step pre-session ritual that produces a directional read before the open, and the difference between a formed bias and a vague lean. Module 2G of the FFT curriculum.Price against value What your record shows you - 2H
The session write-up: the plan, and the score against itThe form that turns a bias into a plan and then scores the plan against what you actually did. Two halves, filled at two different times. Module 2H of the FFT curriculum.The write-up, in order What your record shows you
Phase 03
Execution
The mechanics of getting in, getting out, and sizing the consequence. This phase carries the framework the whole method runs on, and the risk arithmetic that makes a low win rate survivable.
- 3A
Futures mechanics: derivatives, contracts and instrumentsWhat a futures contract actually is, ES versus MES, ticks and point values, and the contract rollover that catches self-taught traders out. Module 3A of the FFT curriculum.One tick at a time What the market shows you - 3B
Position concepts: longs, shorts, sizing and correlationLong and short, why position size here is fixed at one contract, and translating points into dollars fast enough that it never becomes a decision. Module 3B of the FFT curriculum.The same trades, three times the size What your record shows you - 3C
Order types and execution, plus the Five-Layer Execution ReadThe Five-Layer Execution Read, which layer actually holds the trigger, and why a location is never an entry. The central framework of the FFT method. Module 3C.Where your orders sit What the market shows you - 3D
Risk and reward: RR ratios, profitability math and asymmetryWhy reward-to-risk matters more than win rate, the real breakeven once commissions are counted, asymmetric opportunity, and when a target may be extended. Module 3D of the FFT curriculum.Stop, target, extension What your record shows you - 3E
Probability thinking: conditional probability and the confluence stackWhat an edge actually is, why a setup is a hypothesis rather than a prediction, and the canonical confluence stack with its known denominator. Module 3E of the FFT curriculum.The losing run What your record shows you - 3F
Trade management: the four valid exits and the trailThe four valid exits, why the trade is already complete once it is live, what an early exit actually costs in arithmetic, and the discretionary trail. Module 3F of the FFT curriculum.Managing an open trade What the market shows you - 3G
The reversal setup: sweep-and-reversal playbookThe sweep-and-reversal playbook. Trading against the move that just ran a level, and how to tell a sweep that reverses from a sweep that keeps going. Module 3G of the FFT curriculum.The flow turn What the market shows you - 3H
The continuation setup: trap-and-acceleration playbookThe trap-and-acceleration playbook. Trading with an established move through a level, and telling a trap apart from a genuine reversal. Module 3H of the FFT curriculum.The bid that left What the market shows you
Phase 04
Facing yourself
The phase most people skip and most people need. Emotional traps, the behavioural patterns that show up in your own record, and the drills that build the read rather than describe it.
- 4A
Emotional traps: fear, greed, revenge trading and the gambler's fallacyOver-trying, the four fears and what each one produces, performance anxiety, revenge trading and the gambler's fallacy in its emotional form. Module 4A of the FFT curriculum.The chase What your record shows you - 4B
Behavioural weaknesses: perfectionism, analysis paralysis and self-destructionPerfectionism, analysis paralysis, the know problem, the four triad imbalances, and why relapse is a checkpoint rather than a failure. Module 4B of the FFT curriculum.The trade you did not take What your record shows you - 4C
Performance psychology: process, flow state and letting go of outcomesThe three phases of a trade, rehearsal, Douglas's five fundamental truths, what flow actually is, and the difference between telling and letting. Module 4C of the FFT curriculum.Adherence against P&L What your record shows you - 4D
The journaling system: write-up and post-trade reviewWhy a journal is not a diary, the three analysis blocks that close a session, and why the absence of self-monitoring predicts failure better than anything else. Module 4D of the FFT curriculum.The performance journal What your record shows you - 4E
Aggregated journal review: finding your behavioural patternThe four questions that turn a journal into intelligence, the behavioural pattern log, and why this module cannot be run until you have thirty sessions. Module 4E of the FFT curriculum.Read in aggregate What your record shows you - 4F
Psychology practice drillsFive repeatable drills for the psychological skills that decide execution: the confirmed no-trade, the held stop, the held target, the post-loss reset and bias invalidation. Module 4F.The drill, one rep What your record shows you - 4G
Technical reading drills: training the flow readSix predict-then-verify drills that build the flow read: absorption, delta divergence, compression versus transit, auction state, opening type and path assessment. Module 4G.Read the flow What the market shows you - 4H
The live trading transition: what to expectWhen to go live, how to know, and what actually happens when you do. The self-gate, the four stages of the crossing, and the honest default. Module 4H, the final module.Replay against live What your record shows you
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