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.
By The Forex Trading Coach Review Editorial Last reviewed: 7 Oct 2026
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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.
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.
What it is: Live webinars plus a recordings archive going back to 2015.
Why it matters: Ask questions live or catch up later.
What it is: A guided starting path.
Why it matters: Know what to do first.
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.
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.
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.
We do not reproduce paid lessons, private downloads, member screenshots or protected methodology.
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