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The Forex Trading Coach Podcast: Episode Guide

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By The Forex Trading Coach Review Editorial Last reviewed: 7 Oct 2026

Short answer

Andrew Mitchem publishes a weekly video and podcast on TFTC's site (episode #653 was published on 5 Oct 2026). Below are selected recent public episodes with short summaries; listen on TFTC's site. We don't publish transcripts.

Recent episodes

  1. #653 · 5 Oct 2026

    Don't Take Another Forex Trade Until You Check These 4 Things

    Andrew covers organising your charts, looking for a candle pattern in the right part of the chart, and knowing when to look, including the start of the day, week and month.

    Listen on TFTC's site

  2. #650 · 14 Sep 2026

    The Forex Trading Routine That Gives Me My Life Back

    Recorded while on holiday, Andrew explains why he doesn't need to trade more than once a day or follow specific sessions.

    Listen on TFTC's site

  3. #649 · 6 Sep 2026

    If You Only Have $1,000 to Trade Forex, Watch This First

    Tips for small accounts: be consistent on demo first, size positions properly, and focus on percentage gains rather than dollar amounts.

    Listen on TFTC's site

  4. #648 · 30 Aug 2026

    This 10-Minute Trading Routine Saves Me Hours Every Day

    Andrew's daily scan at the 5pm New York close: reading strength and weakness, checking 12-, 8- and 6-hour charts, and only judging candles once they've closed.

    Listen on TFTC's site

  5. #615 · 24 Nov 2025

    Trade Smarter: Bollinger Bands Made Easy

    Why Andrew uses Bollinger Bands to qualify candle patterns rather than trading every pattern he sees.

    Listen on TFTC's site

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