The programme consists of 40 live online sessions, held every scheduled Sunday from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm UK time (GMT/BST as applicable), concluding on Sunday, 23 July 2028.
Financial markets are interconnected, but they do not all respond to economic news in the same way. Interest-rate expectations can affect government bonds, currency exchange rates, company valuations, gold and cryptocurrency liquidity, while company-specific earnings can reshape individual share prices and broad indices differently. Understanding these distinctions requires more than memorising chart patterns or following isolated market opinions.
The Professional Multi-Asset Trader Programme from Traders MBA is an 80-hour live online financial markets education course delivered through 40 scheduled two-hour sessions. It is designed to develop a systematic understanding of the economic, financial, technical and behavioural evidence used in multi-asset market research.
The programme covers six asset classes: Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Fixed Income, Cryptocurrencies and Stock Indices. Learners begin with the global financial system and the mechanics of financial instruments, then advance through hypothesis generation, economic and asset fundamentals, investor positioning, chart interpretation, capital preservation and behavioural controls.
Teaching is organised around the six-pillar Atravix® Trading Framework: Trade Idea Generation, Fundamental Analysis, Sentiment Analysis, Technical Analysis, Risk Management and Trading Psychology. Rather than presenting the pillars as standalone signals, the course shows how they can be combined, tested and challenged within a coherent analytical process.
Live sessions use explanations, diagrams, financial-market scenarios and transparent calculations. Hypothetical inputs are labelled as such. Learners evaluate how conclusions change when assumptions, market expectations or risk conditions differ. The programme values a justified decision not to trade as a legitimate research conclusion.
The 76-hour core teaching sequence concludes with integrated case studies spanning global macroeconomics, bonds and gold, equities and commodities, and cryptocurrencies within a cross-asset portfolio. A two-hour comprehensive revision session and a two-hour final examination complete the advertised 80 scheduled hours.
This is financial education, not personalised investment advice, a signal service, a guarantee of returns, a university MBA or a regulated professional qualification. No live account or real-money trading is required.
Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Fixed Income, Cryptocurrencies and Stock Indices are examined individually and as interconnected asset classes.
Learn to combine idea generation, fundamental analysis, sentiment, technical interpretation, risk management and trading psychology.
Attend scheduled live online, instructor-led sessions. Access details are provided to authorised enrolled learners.
Build falsifiable hypotheses, examine competing market explanations and identify uncertainty or missing evidence.
Understand currency quotations, bond duration, valuation, RSI/MACD, position sizing, expectancy, portfolio shocks and other financial quantities.
Consolidate the core teaching in a two-hour revision session before a two-hour final examination.
Six complementary disciplines structure the programme. They are used as analytical questions and evidence gates, never as guaranteed trading signals.
Identify research opportunities from economic catalysts, market screening and relative-value comparisons.
Analyse economic growth, inflation, monetary policy, company valuation, bond yields, commodity supply and digital-asset economics.
Interpret investor positioning, fund flows, derivatives, volatility and market risk appetite.
Evaluate price structure, patterns, moving averages, momentum and volatility in their context.
Calculate hypothetical exposure and assess leverage, liquidity, drawdown and portfolio risk.
Address biases, disciplined routines, journals and quality of decision processes.
2027–2028 session timetable: Each dated session below takes place on Sunday from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm UK time (GMT or BST as applicable). No session is scheduled on 26 December 2027, 2 January 2028 or 16 April 2028.
This stage introduces the global financial system, market participants, financial instruments, economic cycles and relationships between the six major asset classes. Learners distinguish economic exposure from financial instruments, consider why new information changes market prices, and construct conditional cross-asset market explanations.
This stage develops a research process for identifying, documenting and testing market opportunities. Topics include macroeconomic catalysts, financial screening, relative value, thematic research, falsifiable hypotheses, scenario design and reasons to reject an idea.
This stage covers macroeconomic data, monetary policy, currency fundamentals, financial statements and equity valuation, stock-index structure, bond pricing and duration, commodity supply and demand, and digital-asset network economics.
This stage investigates expectations, investor positioning and risk appetite, including Commitments of Traders reports, institutional fund flows, implied volatility, options, credit spreads and cryptocurrency derivatives. Contradictory signals and data limitations are emphasised.
This stage covers price charts and market structure, support and resistance, candlesticks and patterns, trends, moving averages, Ichimoku, RSI, MACD, volume, ATR, VWAP and multi-timeframe analysis. Learners test technical claims against market context and execution constraints.
This stage examines risk budgets, hypothetical position sizing, expected payoff, leverage, instrument-specific risks, correlation, portfolio stress testing and complete risk-controlled plans. It distinguishes intended risk from actual outcomes after gaps and slippage.
This stage addresses behavioural finance, confirmation bias, loss aversion, FOMO, revenge trading, disciplined routines, journals and performance evaluation. It distinguishes outcome quality from decision-process quality.
This stage synthesises all six Atravix® pillars across global macro scenarios, currencies and bonds, gold, equities, stock indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies. Students evaluate competing evidence, concentration risk and justified no-trade outcomes.
The final two scheduled sessions consist of a two-hour instructor-led comprehensive revision and a two-hour summative final examination. These sessions form part of the advertised 80-hour programme and do not introduce additional core teaching hours.
Sachin Kotecha is a UK-based trading educator, market analyst, author, and founder of Traders MBA. With over 17 years of experience analysing global financial markets, he specialises in structured, professional-grade trading education across forex, equities, indices, commodities, and macroeconomics.
With an engineering background, Sachin applies a systems-driven, evidence-based approach to market analysis, focusing on risk, probability, and disciplined decision-making rather than prediction or speculation.
He is the lead educator behind the Masters in Applied Professional Trading, CPD UK-certified Mini MBAs, and specialist trading masterclasses delivered through Traders MBA. All programmes are educational and analytical in nature, designed to develop independent thinking and long-term trading capability.
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