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MIT Express Curriculum

The Master in Trading (MIT) program is a four months program aiming to provide the necessary tools to become a professional trader. There are two classes each week. One of the classes focuses on fundamentals and the other one, on technical analysis. The last month of the program covers advanced topics, given by the IOTAF head trader.

Required Textbooks

  • Master in Trading Study Guide, Book #1-3 Introduction, 2020 3rd Edition

Assignment and Exams

  • There will be three exams during the course and in order to pass the course, a mark of 70% is required.

*Each lecture is three hours.

Day 1 – Basics of financial markets, exchanges, products, platforms, basic order entries.
Day 2 – Morning Class – Macro-economic data – US and international
Day 2 – Afternoon Class – Stocks and ETFs
Day 3 – Technical analysis 101
Day 4 – Bonds and Interest rate derivatives
Day 5 – Technical indicators, candlesticks and patterns
Day 6 – Introduction to monetary policy
Day 7 – Market profile
Day 8 – The Fed and other major central banks
Day 9 – Forex
Day 10 – Morning Class – Energy derivates
Day 10 – Afternoon Class – Trade set-up, risk management and psychology