Learn to Trade
Master the markets with the FHX Markets Academy: five progressive courses, fifty lessons, quizzes and trading calculators — free and beginner-friendly.
The curriculum
Five progressive levels take you from your first currency pair to a complete, repeatable trading process.
BEGINNER
LEVEL 1
Market Fundamentals
Build a rock-solid foundation for your trading journey. This course walks you through what financial markets are, how the forex market works, and the core vocabulary — pips, lots, spreads, and sessions — that every trader needs before placing a first trade.
10 lessons · about 63 minutes
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BEGINNER
LEVEL 2
Understanding Price Charts
Learn how to read forex price charts, understand candlesticks, spot trends, find support and resistance, and use popular indicators to build a more objective view of the market.
10 lessons · about 76 minutes
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INTERMEDIATE
LEVEL 3
Economic Fundamentals
Explore the economic forces behind currency movements, including central bank policy, interest rates, inflation, employment, and the data releases that traders watch closely.
10 lessons · about 73 minutes
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INTERMEDIATE
LEVEL 4
Risk and Trade Management
Learn how to protect your trading capital with position sizing, stop-losses, leverage awareness, and a repeatable risk plan.
10 lessons · about 73 minutes
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ADVANCED
LEVEL 5
Developing a Trading Process
Move from scattered ideas to a repeatable trading process: build a real strategy, write rules you can actually follow, test them honestly, and manage the psychology that makes or breaks execution.
10 lessons · about 73 minutes
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PRACTICE TOOLS
Learn by calculating
Pip value, position size, risk-to-reward and leverage calculators — built for learning, with the formulas explained. Education only; nothing here places trades.
The FHX Academy is educational material only. Trading leveraged products involves substantial risk and can result in losses greater than your deposit. Completing these courses does not make trading profitable, and no example here is a recommendation or a promise of results. Spreads, pip values, contract sizes and margin requirements differ by instrument and broker.