Forexia Academy
Reverse engineer
the market.
Most trading education teaches you what a pattern means. We teach you to ask who constructed it, and why — then how to build the tools that trade it.
- Teaching since
- 2017
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The method
You were taught to be predictable.
Over 70% of retail traders lose money. That figure is not a coincidence of temperament — it is the outcome of a system in which most participants are trained to behave the same way at the same prices.
Learn the standard curriculum anyway. Not to trade it — to know where everyone else is standing.
Read the full argument- 01
The education is the trap
Buy the breakout. Stop below the swing low. Every retail course teaches the same rules, so every retail order lands at the same predictable price.
- 02
Predictability is the product
Large positions need counterparties. A crowd trained to act identically at a known level is exactly where that fill comes from.
- 03
So are the tools
Your charts, indicators and execution are rented from the firm on the other side of your trade. Institutions don't rent theirs. They build them.
Three tracks
Read it. Build it.
Survive it.
Markets teaches you to read the mechanics behind price. Systems teaches you to build the tools that trade it. Operator is the discipline both depend on.
Markets
Read the mechanics behind price, not the patterns retail is sold.
- Forex
- Crypto
- Technical Analysis
- Risk Management
- Fundamental Analysis
Systems
Build the tools that read and trade the market, instead of renting them from your counterparty.
- Vibe Coding
- Indicators
- Trading Bots
- Backtesting
- Market Data
Operator
Run your own operation — your capital, your community, or both.
- Psychology
- Business
Reverse Price Action
Don't ask what the pattern means.
Ask who built it.
- 01
Mark the structure
The Asian range, the high and low of the day, yesterday's high. Not indicators — the levels every other participant can see, because visibility is what makes a level matter.
- 02
Locate the crowd
Retail education is a map of where orders sit. Buy the breakout, stop below the swing low. Learn those rules so you know where everyone else is standing.
- 03
Wait for the sweep
Price has to take the level and fail. No sweep, no setup. The liquidity above that high is the reason the move happens at all.
- 04
Trade the failure
Enter on the close back inside. Stop above the wick, because beyond it your read is simply wrong. Target the opposite side of the range.
NZDUSD15 min · Thursday 11 June 2026
The method, on a real chart
THU17:00New York
- First, a range. Ten quiet hours inside 21 pips. Retail draws support and resistance on it and parks its stops on both sides. Those stops are the reason for everything that follows.
- London breaks the low. Price slips 7 pips under the range. The buyers' stops below it are taken and breakout sellers pile in. This is the move the textbooks tell you to sell.
- A bounce. A neckline. The pullback stalls at 0.57878 as New York opens. New sellers hide their stops above it. Dip buyers hide theirs under the first leg. Two fresh pools of orders.
- The second leg. Minutes before a high-impact US release, price drives through the first leg's low. Everyone who bought the bounce is stopped out. Everyone who sells the new low is about to be trapped.
- 08:30. The number drops. US producer prices, high impact. Four minutes later price prints 0.57688, 9 pips past the first leg. It is the low of the day. It will stand as the low of the week.
- The close back above. The next candle closes at 0.57802, back above the first leg. That is the entry. Stop beyond the low: 11 pips. Four targets, at 0.5, 1, 2 and 3 times the risk.
- Then it makes you wait. The first target falls within the hour. Then price sinks back to 1.2 pips above the stop and drifts for three hours. Nothing is managed. The stop does not move.
- The reversal runs on stops. Back over the neckline, then through the whole Asian range. The sellers' stops become the fuel. The last three targets fall inside six minutes.
- 75 pips All four targets reached: 34 pips at the last, against 11 at risk. Nobody had to predict the number. The structure was already built.
This day is textbook. Most are not, and telling them apart is what the course teaches.
Real candles: Dukascopy, 15 minute, replayed on their 1-minute path. Calendar: FXStreet. Times are New York. The stop-loss marks show where the method says retail stops rest, not order-book data. Marked up after the fact, for study. Not a signal, not trade advice.
Live signals
The method,
run live.
A scanner runs Reverse Price Action on the seven majors and gold, on every fifteen-minute candle. When a stop hunt closes back inside its level, it sends the trade, and the chart that explains it.
- The entry, the stop and four targets, with the marked-up chart of the setup
- The confluence behind it: the Asian range, the level hunted, the weekly cycle, the news
- Followed on the page until it closes, with a marked-up chart at every update
Free members see the signals our free channel gets. Signing up is free.
Signals that reached a target
Week of 28 September 2026
- 01
XAUUSDSell
COT Level Hunt · Friday
+115 pips
TP2 hit
- 02
GBPUSDBuy
COT Level Hunt · Tuesday
+74 pips
TP2 hit
- 03
EURUSDBuy
COT Level Hunt · Tuesday
+36 pips
TP1 hit
Each signal is counted at the furthest target it reached. Pips on gold are dollars. Past results do not predict future ones. Education, not financial advice.
Built in
The tools the method needs.
Not a widget dashboard. Each of these exists because a chapter of the curriculum depends on it — and in Systems, you learn to build your own.
Session timing
Asian, London and New York in your broker's timezone, with the killzones marked.
Live charts
TradingView charting inside the platform, so analysis and lessons sit side by side.
Position sizer
Size from your stop distance and risk, never from conviction.
News calendar
High-impact releases filtered to the pairs you actually trade.
COT positioning
Where institutions sit against retail, read weekly from the CFTC release.
Currency strength
Relative strength across the majors, for pair selection before entry.
For operators
Already running
a community?
If you teach, publish analysis or run a trading group, you need the same infrastructure we built — and building it twice is wasted work.
We're opening the Forexia toolset to other operators. Early access is limited while we work out what people actually need.
The tools, under your brand
Session timing, position sizing, COT positioning and currency strength, embedded in your own site for your own members.
Analysis your members can act on
The weekly institutional-positioning read, delivered to your community rather than ours.
Curriculum you don't have to write
License the Markets track as the foundation your own programme is built on.
Students
The moment it clicks.
Start free
Learn the method before you pay for anything.
The free courses are not trailers for the paid ones. They teach complete methods — the M/W Reversals course is the foundation everything else is built on.
- M/W Reversals course — the core entry method
- The Trap Course — consolidation, inductions and stop hunts
- Weekly COT analysis of institutional positioning
- Every article in the library
“Why am I using the same information as the people who lose?”
That question is where Forexia started. Everything we teach comes out of answering it — reverse engineering how a retail trader is conditioned to think, in order to work out where the orders actually are.
Dylan Shilts
Founder, Forexia Academy
Questions
Before you sign up.
Not for trading. The Markets material assumes you can read a chart and have already traded badly enough to be suspicious of what you were taught. If you have never opened a chart, start elsewhere and come back. Systems is different — you can arrive there having never written a line of code.
No. That track exists for traders who have never programmed. You will use AI tooling — Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code — and part of the curriculum is learning to set those up. What you need is a problem worth solving, not a computer science degree.
Nobody can honestly tell you that, and anyone attaching a number to a timeframe is selling something. What the method gives you is a way to read where orders sit instead of guessing direction. Turning that into money depends on your capital, your discipline, and conditions none of us control.
Most teach you what a pattern means. We teach that the pattern was constructed, and that retail education is the most reliable map of where the orders are. Same reasoning then gets pointed at software: the tools you trade with are supplied by your counterparty, so build your own.
Yes, and it is not a trailer. The M/W Reversals course is the foundation everything else is built on, and it is free, along with the Trap Course, the weekly institutional-positioning read, and every article in the library.
Yes. There is a post-mortem in the library on a 2020 dollar call that did not play out, examining what the framework got wrong and why attaching a date to a macro view was the error. A highlight reel teaches you nothing about how a method actually feels.