The Forex Trading CoachREVIEW

What's Inside The Forex Trading Coach Course (2026)

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

Short answer

The course is an online video course covering 14 topics as TFTC advertises them publicly, plus member support: a forum where Andrew and Paul take part, daily trade ideas around 5:30pm EST and weekly live webinars with recordings back to 2015. We list topics only; the lessons themselves are taught in the paid course.

Who teaches it

Andrew Mitchem, founder of The Forex Trading Coach

Andrew Mitchem

Founder of The Forex Trading Coach, based in Nelson, New Zealand. He says he has traded since 2003 and has coached traders since about 2009.

Source: TFTC's About Andrew page

Paul Tillman, Director of Coaching Services at The Forex Trading Coach

Paul Tillman

TFTC's Director of Coaching Services. A statistician by background, he started trading in 2005, joined Andrew's course in 2015, and went on to moderate the members' forum and co-host the weekly webinar.

Source: TFTC's About Paul page

Photos used with permission.

Publicly listed topics

These lines describe each topic in general, not the contents of TFTC's lessons. Topic titles as listed in public course descriptions, e.g. DayTrading.com's review.

  1. Money Management: How traders size positions and limit risk per trade.
  2. MetaTrader 4/5 Platform: Trading software used to view charts and manage orders.
  3. Candle Patterns: Ways of describing price movement using candlestick shapes.
  4. Trading with Fibonacci: A chart-planning concept based on Fibonacci ratios.
  5. Support and Resistance: Chart areas where price has previously reacted.
  6. Stochastics and Divergence: Momentum concepts and differences between price and indicator movement.
  7. Bollinger Bands: Bands around price used to consider volatility and context.
  8. MT4/MT5 Indicators: Chart tools that summarise market data.
  9. Templates and Profiles: Ways of organising chart layouts in a trading platform.
  10. Which Time Frame to Use and Why: The chart interval chosen to observe market movement.
  11. Putting It All Together: Combining general trading concepts into a consistent process.
  12. Monday EUR/GBP Breakout Strategy: A named topic concerning breakout trading in the EUR/GBP market.
  13. Interactive Trading Video Samples: Video examples used as an educational format.
  14. Trading Examples: Illustrations used to discuss general trading concepts.

What you get as a member

Features as listed by TFTC and checked 7 Oct 2026; they can change.

Members' forum

What it is: A very active forum where members can post trade ideas and questions; Andrew and his team member Paul take part regularly.

Why it matters: Feedback and accountability between lessons.

Daily trade ideas

What it is: Posted for members around 5:30pm EST, after the New York close; educational, not signals.

Why it matters: See the method applied to live markets.

Weekly live Zoom webinars

What it is: Live webinars plus a recordings archive going back to 2015.

Why it matters: Ask questions live or catch up later.

Start Here onboarding

What it is: A guided starting path.

Why it matters: Know what to do first.

Downloads library

What it is: A trading plan, checklists, a journal, calculators and MT4/MT5 tools. We do not reproduce file names or contents.

Why it matters: Tools for applying the method consistently.

Experienced Traders and Prop Firm masterclass replays

What it is: Member replays for those past the basics or considering prop-firm challenges.

Why it matters: Further study for experienced members; no pass-rate claims.

TFTC Pattern Trader — SOLD SEPARATELY

What it is: From US$69/month or US$690–3,490/year, with a 10-day free trial. Not included in the course price.

Why it matters: An optional software purchase to assess separately.

The rules are the starting point

The course teaches a clear set of setups. The rules are the starting point. The judgement calls are where most traders struggle: reading the context, spotting support and resistance, handling the news, and knowing which setups to skip. That is what the members' forum with Andrew and Paul, the daily trade ideas and the weekly webinars are there to help with.

Where members get help with judgement calls

  • Members' forum — post a chart and ask Andrew, Paul and other members
  • Daily trade ideas — see how the method is applied after the New York close (educational, not signals)
  • Weekly live webinars — ask questions live or watch the recordings

None of this removes the risk of losing money; it helps you apply the method more consistently.

Andrew on why most traders struggle: psychology, risk and consistency · Andrew Mitchem on YouTube · 30:09 · Watch on YouTubePlays from youtube-nocookie.com only after you press play.

Course fit

Who it's NOT for

  • People looking for a quick-money shortcut
  • Signal copiers who won't learn
  • Anyone who can't afford to risk capital
See the course and current priceGet the free checklist

Sources and verification

We do not reproduce paid lessons, private downloads, member screenshots or protected methodology.

Risk warning

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