Learn to Trade Gold and Currencies in Person, Without Putting Your Career on Hold
Weekend classes on Sheikh Zayed Road, taught by a trader.
Takes under a minute. One batch a month, about 20 seats.
Government approved institution and vetted curriculum. Knowledge and Human Development Authority, Dubai. Permit No. 632570.
Sound familiar?
Most people who come to us have tried to learn trading before. It usually looks like this:
- Hours of videos, and a chart that still doesn't make sense when the trade is real
- Tips from friends, with no idea why the trade was taken
- A plan that falls apart the moment a trade turns
- Trades left running while you're stuck in meetings
- A course that felt great for two weeks, then faded
It isn't a talent problem. Nobody ever checked their charts.
In person. Not a webinar. Not a recording.
On the weekend.
Saturday and Sunday, 11 to 2, in a real classroom on Sheikh Zayed Road. Lesson one isn't a chart pattern. It's a rule: how much a single trade is allowed to cost, worked out with a calculator in your hand.
At the screen.
You get called up to read charts you've never seen, out loud, in front of the room. It's the fastest way to find out what you actually understand.
During the week.
About an hour a day, you mark real charts at home. Every single one gets checked before the next class.
In the room with a trader.
After the modules, you sit in while Nikkhil trades the live market and explains every decision as he makes it.
After the course.
Walk back in or book a mentor call, with no end date and no extra cost.
The programme
Why risk comes first
Take ten trades, each risking 100. Now make one of them five times bigger, because it felt right. That single trade can undo what the other nine built.
That's why the first thing every student learns is the most a single trade is allowed to cost, before any chart pattern.
Illustration only. Excludes trading costs. Not a prediction or a typical result.
Your mentor
Nikkhil Malhotra spent more than 10 years in financial services talking about markets before he could read a chart himself. So he learned with his own money, made the mistakes, and started teaching friends who asked. After almost half a decade of teaching, 900 students have learned in his classroom on Sheikh Zayed Road. He still trades the markets every week, and teaches the weekend classes himself.
What students say
Who this is for
- Working professionals in Dubai who can attend in person on weekends
- Anyone who can give about an hour a day to practice
- Investors who want to read the charts behind what they already own
- Traders who know the theory but want rules, and someone checking their work
- Complete beginners. No finance background needed
Who this is not for
- Anyone looking for tips or someone to trade for them
- Anyone looking for quick money or a guaranteed result
- Money you can't afford to lose
FAQ
No. Every weekend class is in person on Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Quoz 1. Only the live trading sessions after Module 2 can also be joined online, and they're all recorded.
That's who it's built for. Classes are Saturday and Sunday, 11 to 2, plus about an hour a day of practice. Most of our students had full time jobs when they joined.
No. Module 1 starts from zero.
Your seat moves to any later batch.
No. We teach. Every trading decision is yours.
No. You're never required to open an account with any specific broker.
No. Nobody honest in trading can.
Our institution and our curriculum. KHDA permits our education activity. It does not regulate or endorse trading or investment advice.
Yes.
A short call with our team, half an hour. We go through what you've tried, what you want from trading, and whether the next batch fits your schedule. If it isn't a fit, we'll tell you.
Two paths
Keep learning alone, from videos and tips, with nobody checking your charts.
Or apply below and talk to our team about the next batch.