Question 1

What is the AMD and FVG framework in forex?

Accepted Answer

AMD stands for Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution — a model of how price moves through daily sessions as larger participants build and unwind positions. FVG (Fair Value Gap) refers to an imbalance left on the chart that price often returns to, which the course uses as a core entry setup. Together they form a structured, institution-style approach to reading the market, taught in depth in this course.

Question 2

What is the AMD daily cycle and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

The AMD cycle describes how price tends to accumulate, then manipulate (sweep liquidity), then distribute across the trading day. Because this rhythm repeats daily around the London and New York sessions, it gives traders a consistent structure to plan entries and exits around, rather than reacting randomly to price.

Question 3

How long is the course and what is the schedule?

Accepted Answer

The course runs for 5 weeks with 3 live classes per week, typically in the evening to suit working professionals. Batches are capped at 6 to 8 students for personalised attention. Contact us for the next batch start date.

Question 4

Is forex trading legal in India?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the route. Exchange-traded currency derivatives like USD/INR are available domestically on NSE and BSE through SEBI-registered brokers. International forex trading (including instruments like XAU/USD and global prop firms) involves offshore platforms and carries regulatory and FEMA considerations. TradeSteady teaches the analytical framework and concepts; each trader is responsible for ensuring their own trading complies with applicable laws. This course is educational and is not investment advice.

Question 5

Which currency pairs does the course teach?

Accepted Answer

The course focuses on the major forex pairs — EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD — plus Gold (XAU/USD). These are the most liquid, beginner-friendly instruments, which makes the institutional AMD and FVG framework easier to learn and apply. Rather than spreading across dozens of pairs, you focus on mastering a core set that the same framework works across.

Question 6

Who teaches the forex course?

Accepted Answer

Avneesh Asija, Founder and MD of TradeSteady, personally teaches the course. He is NISM-certified, has 13+ years of active trading experience, has trained 500+ students, and trades live daily with real capital. The methods taught are the ones he uses himself.

Question 7

Can I learn forex trading online from anywhere in India?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The course runs as live online classes on Google Meet, so you can join from any city in India. You attend the same live sessions, see real-time London and NY session analysis, and can ask questions in real time. All you need is a laptop and a stable internet connection.

Question 8

Does the course cover Gold (XAU/USD) trading?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Module 5 covers applying the same AMD and FVG framework to Gold (XAU/USD), which is one of the most popular instruments among forex traders due to its strong session-based moves.

Question 9

How much does the forex course cost and is there a free demo?

Accepted Answer

The course starts at ₹18,000. Because batches are limited to 6 to 8 students, the fee reflects a premium small-group experience. You can book a free demo class first — visit tradesteady.in/demo-class-form or call/WhatsApp +91-8368225227 to experience the teaching style and the framework before enrolling.

Question 10

Do I need prior trading experience to join?

Accepted Answer

No. The course is built for both beginners and existing traders. Module 1 starts from the fundamentals — currency pairs, sessions, pips, lots, and leverage — before progressing to institutional market structure, the AMD framework, and live execution. Existing stock or crypto traders will find the structured approach easy to adopt.

Question 11

What are prop firms and does the course cover them?

Accepted Answer

Prop (proprietary trading) firms offer traders access to funded accounts after they pass an evaluation. The course's final module covers the scaling-up pathway, including how the AMD framework and disciplined risk management apply to funded-account and prop-firm evaluations. Note that prop firms are international platforms; traders should understand the regulatory and tax implications that apply to them.

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