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Macro Trader.

Central Banks, Data & Directional Bias

Edge Access 7 Hours Syllabus

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01_Overview

Macro Trader Syllabus Details

A comprehensive syllabus on macro trading. Macroeconomics is the engine of price movement. Technical analysis tells you where price might go, but macro tells you why it moves. Build a unified model combining central bank policy cycles, inflation data (CPI/PPI/PCE), employment releases, and interest rate differentials with mechanical entries.

Learn to trade the macroeconomic environment — not just price action. Understand how central bank policy cycles, inflation data, and employment releases move markets. Build a weekly directional bias that combines top-down macro with bottom-up technical entry.

02_Syllabus_Breakdown

What You Will Master

01Central Bank Policy Cycles — How the BoE, Fed, and ECB Move Markets

02Reading a Monetary Policy Statement Like a Trader

03CPI, PPI & PCE — Which Inflation Data Actually Moves Price

04Employment Data — Trading NFP, UK Claimant Count, and ADP

05GDP, PMI & Leading Indicators — Building Your Macro Map

06Interest Rate Differentials & Currency Carry Dynamics

07The Dollar Cycle — Risk-On and Risk-Off Asset Rotation

08Geopolitical Event Risk — How to Size and Stay in the Trade

09Building a Weekly Macro Bias — Your Directional Framework

10Combining Macro Bias With Technical Entries — The Unified Model

03_Educational_Framework

Repeatable Process

No arbitrary pattern matching or lagging theories. Just strictly codified mechanical rules built for professional execution.

Universal Edge

Systematic algorithms and structural flow rules that apply cleanly across all liquid assets, including Forex, Metals, Indices, and Crypto.

Risk Centric

Built from the ground up on capital preservation principles to ensure longevity, consistency, and compliance on any prop firm evaluation.

"Most retail courses teach you how to look for setups. We teach you how to look for risk. The difference between an amateur and a professional trader is that the amateur focuses on how much they can make, while the professional focuses on how much they can lose."

Pete CurreyFounder // Drawdown