Answers to common questions about the books, the video courses, the Dubai classes and how to get started.
The Forex Series is three books from TradingTeaching Press, written to be read in order:
The author, Vadamalai Subramaniam, is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT) who completed QuantInsti's Executive Programme in Algorithmic Trading (EPAT), with 15+ years of professional market knowledge.
No prior experience is required. Book 1 (Forex Trading Foundations) starts from the basics and is written for readers who have never traded.
It explains what the forex market is, how currency pairs and orders work, how to choose a broker and platform, and how to size a position.
Yes. Each book builds on the one before it:
Experienced traders may start with Book 2 or 3, but should at least review the risk rules in Book 1, which the later books assume.
It depends on your pace and prior experience. As a guide:
Trading is a skill that takes practice. Work through each chapter on a demo account before moving on.
Kindle and paperback, on Amazon. The Kindle edition can be read on any device with the free Kindle app.
On Amazon, in Kindle and paperback. The video courses are sold on academy.tradingteaching.com.
Readers in the UAE: order from Amazon.com. Kindle editions arrive instantly and paperbacks ship to the UAE.
Yes. Each book has a video course on the TradingTeaching Academy that teaches it lesson by lesson:
Refund policies depend on where you purchase:
We stand behind our content. If you're not satisfied, we'll make it right.
Yes. Every chapter has a quiz, and each book has a free Companion Workbook with:
In the free Companion Workbook for each book: tradingteaching.com/workbooks.
Email info@tradingteaching.com with the book and chapter, or use the contact form. We reply within one working day.
Students in the Dubai classes can also ask in class.
Yes:
Yes. Small-group classes are taught in person in Dubai, with up to 8 students. The free 3-hour evening Kickstart is the place to start, then Levels 1, 2 and 3, one for each book. Dates, fees and booking are on the Dubai classes page.
Important: Trading forex involves significant risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
The books teach methods with written rules and show the results, including the losing trades. What happens in your own account depends on:
No strategy guarantees profits.
We recommend:
Important: Only trade with money you can afford to lose. The books teach position sizing so that risk stays the same whatever the account size.
No. We do not recommend a broker. In the UAE, check the firm is licensed by the DFSA (DIFC), the FSRA (ADGM) or the Capital Market Authority (formerly SCA). Elsewhere, check your national regulator.
Book 1 explains what else to look for: spreads and fees, platform and execution, and customer support.
Email us about the books, the video courses or the Dubai classes. We reply within one working day.
Start with the book, the course or a free class. This is education only, not financial advice. Trading is high-risk. Check local laws, your residency rules and your finances.