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Now Partnering with Colleges Across the Nation

Empower Students with Real-World Trading Experience

We are now onboarding select institutions to offer the B4 Advanced Markets Program (B4 AMP) — a structured 36-week trading internship and educational experience designed to integrate with academic programs.

B4 AMP delivers institutional-grade training in futures and options trading, market structure, order flow, and algorithmic tools. The program includes:

  • A formal curriculum with weekly learning objectives

  • Daily trade journaling and market simulations

  • Three weekly live mentorship and coaching sessions

  • Documented instruction, supervision, and performance evaluations

  • Access to proprietary tools: B4 CoPilot Pro ML, B4 Algo ML, and B4 Footprint Pro

  • Completion certificate and eligibility for B4 Funding (capital allocation program)

Note on Academic Credit
We do not issue academic credit. However, this program may qualify for internship or independent study credit at the discretion of the participating institution.
Students interested in credit should consult their academic advisor or internship coordinator to explore eligibility at their college or university.


Now Accepting Institutional Partners for the 2025 Academic Year

We welcome inquiries from deans, department heads, faculty advisors, and career services professionals.

To request the full program package or schedule a consultation:
Email[email protected]

 

36-Week Professional Trading Education Syllabus

Module 1: Mental Framework – Trader Psychology & Foundational Development

Duration: Weeks 1–4 (First 30 Days)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 5 Tests, 3 Assignment Plans, Bonus Materials
Objective: Build psychological resilience, self-governance, and strategic readiness for trading success.


Course Description:

Module 1 serves as the foundational psychological and mental performance training component of the B4 AMP Program. Students will be introduced to the core psychological principles that govern success in trading, with emphasis on discipline, resilience, emotional regulation, self-coaching, and mental endurance. The module emphasizes self-directed learning and introspective development, setting the stage for advanced trading strategies introduced in later modules.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 1, students will be able to:

  • Identify and manage cognitive and emotional biases in trading behavior.

  • Develop a personal performance framework grounded in psychological best practices.

  • Apply tools for building emotional resilience and self-coaching.

  • Understand the costs and benefits of different trading patterns and behaviors.

  • Formulate and implement individualized goal-setting strategies.

  • Cultivate the mental endurance required for long-term trading performance.


Topics Covered (13 Lessons):

  1. Building Emotional Resilience in Trading

  2. Upholding Integrity in Trading

  3. Maximizing Confidence in Trading

  4. The Path to Self-Improvement Through Coaching

  5. Mastering Trading Patterns: Understanding Costs and Benefits

  6. Mastering Effective Goal Setting in Trading

  7. Mastering Solution-Focused Trading

  8. Unraveling Problem Patterns in Trading

  9. Mastering Trading Discipline Through Rule-Governance

  10. Navigating Relapse and Repetition in Trading Discipline

  11. Creating an Effective Environment for Trading Change

  12. Managing Burnout and Maintaining Balance as a Trader

  13. A Structured Path to Launching Your Day Trading Career

 


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Tests: 5 quizzes covering trader psychology, discipline frameworks, and emotional management

  • Assignments: 3 written reflections and case-based application assignments

  • Participation: Live group discussions and Q&A sessions (3x weekly)

  • Bonus: Onboarding videos and supplemental coaching resources provided

  • + Additional guided video content and bonus lessons on performance development
 

Module 1: Mental Framework

Unlock Your Trading Potential with Comprehensive Trader Psychology Training

Module 1: Mental Framework is all about shaping your mindset and giving you the psychological tools you need to be a successful trader. This transformative course includes 29 in-depth lessons on trader psychology, which is the cornerstone of effective trading. You'll also learn how to coach yourself and master several fundamental trading strategies, setting a strong foundation for your trading journey. To make sure you really get it and can put it into practice, the course includes 5 tests and assignment plans.

 Module 2: Introduction to Trading – Foundations of Market Engagement

Duration: Weeks 5–8 (Days 31–60)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Comprehensive Test, 1 Assignment Plan
Objective: Establish foundational knowledge in trading principles, risk frameworks, and market structure.


Course Description:

Module 2 introduces students to the essential principles of trading and the structure of financial markets. The focus is on practical understanding—building knowledge in capital preservation, execution mechanisms, and risk modeling—while guiding students through real-world applications. This module is designed to prepare students for more advanced technical and strategic content by building confidence in the fundamentals.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 2, students will be able to:

  • Describe core concepts of capital preservation and trading sustainability

  • Understand financial market structure and basic asset classes

  • Identify and apply risk management strategies in live trading environments

  • Differentiate between market order types and their implications

  • Apply structured models for scaling risk based on performance metrics

  • Evaluate personal readiness and expectations for trading development

  • Perform basic market analysis using introductory techniques


Topics Covered (9 Lessons):

  1. Introduction

  2. Capital Preservation Strategies in Trading

  3. Having Alternative Income Sources When Starting Trading

  4. Expectations and Personal Growth

  5. Systematic Model for Scaling Risk

  6. Scaling Your Trading Growth Over Time in Quarterly Intervals

  7. Understanding Financial Markets

  8. Market Order Types

  9. Market Analysis Techniques


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: 1 comprehensive exam covering foundational market knowledge and risk application

  • Assignment: 1 personal trading development plan aligned to growth models

  • Participation: Attendance in live synchronous coaching sessions (3x/week)

  • Supplementary: Guided journal reflections and scenario walkthroughs

  • + Additional guided video content 

Module 2: Introduction to Trading

Elevate Your Trading Proficiency through Practical Exercises and Comprehensive Learning

Module 2: Introduction to Trading provides a robust foundation in financial markets, emphasizing essential concepts like risk management and introducing diverse market analysis techniques. This module is crafted to enhance your trading abilities with hands-on exercises and thorough educational content. Featuring 8 detailed lessons on risk management and its practical applications, this course ensures a deep understanding that can be applied effectively. Additionally, it includes a comprehensive test and assessment plan to solidify your grasp and practical skills.

Module 3: Market Analysis – Integrating Multi-Dimensional Evaluation Techniques

Duration: Weeks 9–10 (Days 61–75)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Comprehensive Test, 1 Assignment Plan
Objective: Develop a well-rounded analytical framework by combining fundamental, technical, order flow, sentiment, and candlestick methodologies.


Course Description:

Module 3 provides students with an integrated perspective on market analysis. It covers five major analytical frameworks that are essential to understanding market behavior: fundamental analysis, technical analysis, sentiment analysis, order flow analysis, and price action using candlesticks. Emphasis is placed on applying these tools collectively to assess market conditions, identify setups, and improve decision-making precision. This module lays the analytical groundwork necessary for effective trade execution in subsequent modules.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 3, students will be able to:

  • Perform basic and intermediate-level fundamental analysis for macro/micro trends

  • Apply technical indicators and chart structures for trade identification

  • Analyze order flow and volume profiles to gauge market participant behavior

  • Interpret market sentiment and narrative shifts

  • Utilize candlestick patterns to confirm entries, exits, and reversal zones

  • Synthesize multiple forms of analysis to create comprehensive trade ideas


Topics Covered (5 Lessons):

  1. Fundamental Analysis

  2. Technical Analysis

  3. Sentiment Analysis

  4. Order Flow Analysis

  5. Price Action Using Candlestick Analysis


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: 1 comprehensive exam testing students on all five major forms of analysis

  • Assignment: Structured worksheet requiring multi-layered trade analysis based on provided scenarios

  • Participation: Synchronous live discussions, chart walkthroughs, and peer reviews (3x/week)

  • Supplementary: Chart markups, indicator review, and guided feedback

  • + Additional guided video content 

 

Module 3: Market Analysis

Gain a Comprehensive Market View with Advanced Analysis Techniques

Module 3: Market Analysis, dives deep into the core elements of technical analysis, order flow analysis, sentiment analysis, and candlestick analysis. This module emphasizes the importance of combining these techniques to gain a comprehensive view of the market.

 

Module 4: Trading Strategies – Applied Execution Models for All Market Conditions

Duration: Weeks 11–12 (Days 76–90)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Comprehensive Test, 1 Assignment Plan
Objective: Equip students with a complete strategy playbook to navigate diverse market environments using structured execution frameworks.


Course Description:

Module 4 introduces students to the core trading strategies used by professional traders in both short-term and long-term contexts. Covering a broad spectrum—from scalping and day trading to swing and position trading—this module focuses on tactical deployment of trend-following, mean-reversion, breakout, pullback, and consolidation range strategies. Each strategy is broken down by setup conditions, confirmation signals, risk management models, and optimal market contexts. The emphasis is on building a rules-based strategy toolkit students can adapt and refine.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 4, students will be able to:

  • Differentiate between trading timeframes and strategic horizons

  • Apply trend-following and mean-reversion strategies using structured criteria

  • Identify breakout and pullback conditions and execute entries with confirmation

  • Recognize consolidation environments and capitalize on range-based trades

  • Match strategy selection to market context (trending, volatile, or balanced)

  • Create a personal trading strategy plan rooted in structure, risk discipline, and repeatability


Topics Covered (6 Lessons):

  1. Overview: Scalping, Day Trading, Swing Trading, and Long-Term Investing

  2. Mastering Trend-Following Strategies

  3. Mastering Mean-Reversion Strategies

  4. Mastering Breakout Strategies

  5. Mastering Pullback Strategies

  6. Mastering Consolidation Strategies 


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: 1 test evaluating comprehension of strategic models and decision alignment

  • Assignment: Strategy Development Plan – create a structured strategy profile tailored to personal trading style and risk tolerance

  • Participation: Live Q&A and strategy critique during 3x weekly sessions

  • Supplementary: Case study reviews, strategy journaling, and peer discussion prompts

  • + Additional guided video content 

Module 4: Trading Strategies

Explore Day Trading and Long-Term Investing Strategies

Module 4: Trading Strategies is your gateway to maximizing your trading potential. Dive into a range of approaches, from trend-following to mean-reversion, breakout, pullback, and consolidation strategies. Whether you're focused on day trading or long-term investing, this module equips you with the tools to succeed.

Module 5: Market Framework I – Structural Theory, Volume Analysis, and Cycle Timing

Duration: Weeks 13–14 (Days 91–105)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Comprehensive Test, 1 Assignment Plan
Objective: Equip students with a robust analytical toolkit for decoding market structure, identifying institutional footprints, and aligning trades with price and time cycles.


Course Description:

Module 5 builds the trader’s structural intuition by exploring the principles that govern market movement across timeframes. Students will learn how to analyze price action through Dow Theory, Wyckoff Market Cycles, Volume Profile, and Auction Market Theory, while integrating practical tools like Fibonacci retracement, Gann swing charts, and the Top-Down Approach. Emphasis is placed on structure, timing, and volume as the core triad of institutional trading alignment. This module enhances strategic clarity and setup reliability.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 5, students will be able to:

  • Apply Dow Theory to identify trends, reversals, and confirmations

  • Understand Wyckoff Market Cycles and recognize accumulation/distribution patterns

  • Execute Trading Springs and Upthrusts using the Wyckoff Method

  • Use Volume Profile and Auction Market Theory to detect institutional interest and imbalance

  • Align entries, exits, and stop placement using Fibonacci retracements and confluence zones

  • Implement the Top-Down Approach to synchronize multi-timeframe analysis

  • Plot and interpret Gann Swing Charts for directional bias and structural transitions

  • Evaluate market timing based on structure and volume

  • Construct rule-based structural setups with enhanced confidence


Topics Covered (9 Lessons):

  1. Dow Theory and Market Trend Structure

  2. Wyckoff Market Cycles: Accumulation, Distribution, and Re-Accumulation

  3. Trading Springs and Upthrusts Using Wyckoff Method

  4. Auction Market Theory Foundations

  5. Volume Profile and Institutional Volume Mapping

  6. Fibonacci Retracements and Expansion Zones

  7. Gann Swing Chart Techniques

  8. Multi-Timeframe Analysis: The Top-Down Approach

  9. Structural and Timing Confluence: Building Trade Confidence


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: 1 comprehensive exam testing structural, volume, and timing frameworks

  • Assignment: Chart project requiring students to annotate structure, volume zones, and timing layers using at least 3 techniques

  • Participation: Synchronous review sessions including live chart breakdowns and peer critiques (3x/week)

  • Supplementary: Trade journaling, performance scorecards, and setup comparison logs

  • + Additional guided video content

Module 5: Market Framework 1

Interpret Market Structures and Enhance Trading Precision

Module 5: Market Framework 1, is designed to deepen your understanding of market structures, including price action dynamics, support and resistance levels, trends, volume analysis, and market cycles. This module covers essential concepts such as auction market theory, volume profile analysis, and Fibonacci retracement techniques.

 

Module 6: Market Framework II – Advanced Trade Execution Through Order Flow, Volume Profiles, and Market Timing

Duration: Weeks 15–16 (Days 106–120)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Comprehensive Test, 1 Assignment Plan
Objective: Strengthen advanced trading execution by mastering real-time volume interpretation, market structure shifts, and catalyst-driven strategy across multiple conditions.


Course Description:

Module 6 advances students into precision-level trading using real-time order flow, volume profiling, execution timing, and catalyst anticipation. This module teaches how to read market intent through Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD), interpret market context via Volume Profile shapes, and align trades with optimal windows of volatility such as news releases and market opens. Students will learn to spot higher highs/lower lows, manage trades across dissonant data signals, and implement structured playbooks using VWAP and confluence layers. This is where technical mastery meets live market application.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 6, students will be able to:

  • Analyze order flow to detect continuation, exhaustion, and imbalance

  • Identify actionable chart patterns across multiple timeframes

  • Recognize market structure transitions using higher highs/lows and reversal logic

  • Apply volume interpretation tools including VWAP and CVD

  • Analyze and trade based on Volume Profile shapes (P, B, D, Thin)

  • Integrate event-based triggers and time-of-day edges into structured trade plans

  • Anticipate and react to economic releases and market open sentiment shifts

  • Navigate conflicting signals using a structured confluence vs. dissonance filter

  • Build a personalized execution model for live market responsiveness


Topics Covered (14 Lessons):

  1. Order Flow Fundamentals

  2. Trading Chart Patterns

  3. Market Structure: Higher Highs, Lower Lows, and Trend Reversals

  4. The Role of Volume in Trading

  5. Importance of Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP)

  6. Mastering CVD – Cumulative Volume Delta

  7. How to Identify a Thin Profile in Volume Profile

  8. How to Identify a D Profile in Volume Profile

  9. How to Identify a P Profile in Volume Profile

  10. How to Identify a B Profile in Volume Profile

  11. Trading News and Economic Events

  12. Timing in the Market – Best Times to Trade

  13. Trading the Open

  14. Navigating Confluence and Dissonance


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: 1 comprehensive exam covering all profile types, flow mechanics, and timing models

  • Assignment: Trade planning and reflection document – students must log and analyze one live trade aligned with at least three elements from this module (e.g., VWAP, CVD, Open, or Event)

  • Participation: Weekly live sessions to break down real charts, economic catalysts, and trade execution results (3x/week)

  • Supplementary: Live trade logs, simulated DOM reviews, and confluence vs. dissonance checklists

  • + Additional guided video content

 

Module 6: Market Framework 2

Master Advanced Trading Techniques with In-Depth Market Analysis

Module 6: Market Framework 2, is an advanced course designed to elevate your trading expertise through a comprehensive understanding of market dynamics. This module delves into critical areas such as order flow, chart patterns, volume analysis, market structure, timing, and trading during key events.

Module 7: Market Framework III – Liquidity Mapping, Price Action Mastery & Smart Money Concepts

Duration: Weeks 17–18 (Days 121–135)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Comprehensive Test, 1 Assignment Plan
Objective: Train students to interpret institutional market behavior by mastering liquidity zones, clean price action, and open-based trade strategies.


Course Description:

Module 7 advances students into the realm of institutional strategy recognition, focusing on liquidity-based trading, precision price action, and Smart Money Concepts (SMC). The content teaches how to trade effectively at the open, exploit gap logic, and align setups with institutional tactics such as Break of Structure (BOS), Change of Character (CHoCH), and Order Block Theory. Through structured learning, students will move beyond indicator dependency, using raw price behavior, divergences, and volume logic to anticipate and execute trades with higher intent.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 7, students will be able to:

  • Trade opening ranges and identify breakouts or reversals with confidence

  • Apply gap theory to assess exhaustion vs. continuation opportunities

  • Use the Initial Balance for structuring intraday bias

  • Recognize and apply Smart Money Concepts, including BOS, CHoCH, Kill Zones, OTE, FVGs, Stop Hunts, Order Blocks, and Liquidity Zones

  • Analyze premium vs. discount pricing within the context of market structure

  • Trade with greater precision using divergences as early reversal or continuation signals

  • Create risk-managed strategies based on real-time liquidity shifts and price displacement


Topics Covered (7 Lessons):

  1. Trading Patterns on the Open

  2. Trading Opening Breakouts and Reversals

  3. Advanced Gap Techniques

  4. Initial Balance Trading Techniques

  5. Smart Money Concepts:

    • Break of Structure (BOS)

    • Change of Character (CHoCH)

    • Kill Zones and Optimal Trade Entry (OTE)

    • Fair Value Gaps (FVGs)

    • Stop Hunts

    • Premium and Discount Zones

    • Institutional Order Blocks

    • Liquidity Pools and Sweep Zones

    • Market Structure Shifts

  6. Identifying and Trading Divergences

  7. Combining Structure, Liquidity, and Volume for Execution Clarity


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: 1 comprehensive exam covering SMC theory, liquidity-based trade setup identification, and open session strategies

  • Assignment: Liquidity Playbook – students annotate a full trading session identifying BOS/CHoCH, liquidity zones, divergence points, and entry/exit justification

  • Participation: Weekly Smart Money concept walkthroughs, gap play planning, and live open analysis (3x/week)

  • Supplementary: Open replay drills, SMC markup templates, risk model overlays, and execution checklists

  • + Additional guided video content

Module 7: Market Framework 3

Understand Liquidity and Price Action Analysis

Module 7: Market Framework 3 is designed to elevate your trading expertise through a comprehensive understanding of trading patterns at the open, opening breakouts and reversals, advanced gap techniques, and smart money concepts. The emphasis is on understanding liquidity and price action analysis. Liquidity highlights key market levels for strategic trading, while price action analysis predicts trends without relying on standard indicators, aligning strategies with institutional maneuvers. These concepts are crucial for aligning your trading strategies with the sophisticated maneuvers of institutional players, also known as ‘Smart Money.’

Module 8: Ichimoku Basics – Foundations of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo for Trend, Timing, and Execution Precision

Duration: Weeks 19–20 (Days 136–150)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Formal Test, 1 Application-Based Assignment
Objective: Build a deep and practical foundation in the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system by teaching the logic, structure, and execution methods that enable advanced trend, reversal, and momentum forecasting.


Course Description:

Module 8 introduces students to Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, a Japanese trading system that fuses market timing, price forecasting, and trend integrity into one integrated method. The course covers the historical context and cultural origins of Ichimoku, teaches the technical structure of each line, and emphasizes live application across day, swing, and long-term timeframes. Students will explore dynamic support/resistance zones, signal triggers such as TK crosses and Kumo breakouts, and integration into algorithmic trading models. This comprehensive module also introduces proprietary usage of the B4 Ichimoku system for amplified execution clarity.


Learning Outcomes:

By the end of Module 8, students will be able to:

  • Explain the philosophical and historical development of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

  • Define and apply all Ichimoku components, including Kumo Cloud, TK Crosses, Chikou Span, and Senkou Span

  • Evaluate market conditions using flat kumo structures, edge-to-edge trades, and C clamps

  • Integrate Ichimoku signals into discretionary and algorithmic trade strategies

  • Utilize multi-timeframe Ichimoku analysis to enhance trade precision

  • Implement position sizing and risk calibration through Ichimoku's structure-based logic

  • Recognize Ichimoku signal quality across asset classes and timeframes

  • Understand Ichimoku’s unique visual structure and metaphors (e.g., Fish Analogy) for intuitive interpretation


Topics Covered (25 Lessons):

  1. Introduction

  2. Glossary of Japanese Trading Terms
  3. Why Should I Use the Ichimoku Cloud

  4. Edo Period, Candlesticks, and Ichimoku: Political & Economic Background

  5. The Origin of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

  6. Understanding Ichimoku Lines

  7. Ichimoku Cloud Analysis – Focus on the Kumo (Cloud)

  8. Understanding Flat Top/Bottom Kumos

  9. Chikou-Span and Lagging Confirmation

  10. Ichimoku Past, Present, and Future Logic

  11. The Ichimoku Cloud – Fish Analogy

  12. Mastering Candlestick Patterns and Ichimoku for Effective Trading

  13. Ichimoku Timeframe Analysis

  14. TK Cross (Tenkan-Kijun Crosses)

  15. Kumo Breakout (Cloud Breakout)

  16. Senkou Span Cross

  17. Chikou Span Cross

  18. Kijun Bounce and the C Clamp Pattern

  19. E: Edge-to-Edge Kumo Trade

  20. Ichimoku Trading Methodology

  21. Ichimoku for All Markets (FX, Futures, Crypto, Stocks)

  22. Applying Ichimoku to Day, Swing, and Long-Term Trades

  23. B4 Ichimoku Integration in B4 Algo Machine Learning

  24. Position Sizing Using Ichimoku Cloud Structure

  25. Capstone: Building a Complete Ichimoku-Based Trading Model


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: One formal exam assessing theoretical and applied understanding of Ichimoku components and signals

  • Assignment: Students must create and submit a complete Ichimoku trade journal using multi-timeframe analysis and one live or simulated trade with clear entry, exit, and risk based on Ichimoku logic

  • Participation: Weekly live demonstrations, strategy review, and peer-based Ichimoku analysis (3x/week)

  • Supplementary: Ichimoku Setup Tracker, Candlestick + Cloud Confluence Worksheet, Timeframe Alignment Checklist, and B4 Algo Strategy Integration Notes

  •  + Additional guided video content and bonus lessons

Module 8: Ichimoku Basics

Master the Foundations of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

Module 8: Ichimoku Basics is designed to introduce you to the powerful Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system, providing a comprehensive understanding of its components and applications in trading. This module covers the history and development of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, offering insights into its unique approach to analyzing market trends, support, and resistance levels, and price forecasting. You will learn how to interpret the various elements of the Ichimoku system to identify trends, anticipate potential reversals, and enhance your overall trading strategy. By the end of this module, you will have a solid foundation in Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, enabling you to utilize its unique insights to make informed trading decisions.

Module 9: Ichimoku Advanced – Mastering Time, Wave, and Price Theory for Strategic Forecasting

Duration: Weeks 21–22 (Days 143–156)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Formal Test, 1 Forecasting Assignment
Objective: Equip students with a deep mastery of Ichimoku’s advanced forecasting pillars—Time, Wave, and Price Theory—along with high-level signal recognition patterns to anticipate trend development and reversal points.


Course Description:

This module guides students beyond the structural application of Ichimoku into the sophisticated realm of forecasting. By studying the original Three TheoriesTime Theory (Jikan no Riron), Wave Theory (Nami no Riron), and Price Theory (Nedan no Riron)—students will learn to predict price movements with precision, timing market turns and breakouts. Additionally, they’ll explore high-level signal formations such as Sanyaku Kouten and Gyakuten, advanced wave structures like P, Y, and S Waves, and the legendary Sakata Five Methods.


Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of Module 9, students will be able to:

  • Explain and apply the three advanced theories of Ichimoku: Time, Wave, and Price

  • Identify and interpret standard and complex Ichimoku wave structures (N, P, Y, and S Waves)

  • Use Time Theory to forecast key pivot dates and probable reaction windows

  • Apply Price Theory to project precise price levels based on Ichimoku’s mathematical logic

  • Analyze the role of “Open Space” and Chikou Span in filtering high-probability setups

  • Classify Ichimoku signals by strength: weak, neutral, and strong

  • Recognize and act on Sanyaku Kouten and Sanyaku Gyakuten (three-signals confirmation structures)

  • Understand the 5 Sakata Methods and their alignment with modern Ichimoku logic

  • Integrate all techniques into one forecasting and execution framework across multiple timeframes


Topics Covered (10 Core Lessons):

  1. The Three Theories of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

  2. Understanding Time Theory (Jikan no Riron)

  3. Understanding Wave Theory (Nami no Riron): The Three Fundamental Wave Patterns

  4. Advanced Wave Patterns: P Wave, Y Wave, and S Wave

  5. Understanding Price Theory (Nedan no Riron)

  6. Understanding Combined Patterns in Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

  7. Open Space: Utilizing the Chikou Span in Ichimoku Trading

  8. Understanding the Five Sakata Methods

  9. Ichimoku Signals: Weak, Neutral, and Strong Classifications

  10. Identifying and Trading Sanyaku Kouten & Gyakuten Signal Structures


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Test: Formal exam on theory comprehension, signal recognition, and pattern analysis

  • Assignment: Forecast-based case study where students must identify future price targets and timing windows using all three Ichimoku theories, supported by chart annotations

  • Participation: Live signal review, student forecast critiques, and setup validation in synchronous sessions (3x/week)

  • Supplementary Materials: Ichimoku Theories Workbook, Signal Strength Classifier Sheet, and Wave Forecast Planner

  • + Additional guided video content

Module 9: Ichimoku Advanced

Unlock the Hidden Potential of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

Module 9: Ichimoku Advanced is designed to take your understanding of the three pillars of the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system to the next level. We dive deep into advanced strategies and techniques, including Time Theory, Wave Theory, and Price Theory, to enhance your trading skills.

Module 10: Ichimoku Secrets – Unlocking the Hidden Arts of the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo System

Module 10: Ichimoku Secrets

Unveil the Hidden Arts of Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

Module 10: Ichimoku Secrets is dedicated to revealing the original hidden arts of the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo system, which have been kept secret until now. This module provides an in-depth understanding of the powerful secret Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, delving into its hidden components and their advanced applications in trading.

Module 11: Strategic Execution – Developing Routines, Narratives, and If-Then Scenarios with B4 Tools

Duration: Weeks 25–26 (Days 171–184)
Format: Asynchronous Lessons + 3x Weekly Synchronous Discussions
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: 1 Scenario Design Project, 1 Routine Evaluation Submission
Objective: To empower students with structured execution routines using B4 CoPilot Pro ML, B4 Algo ML, and B4 Footprint Pro. Through narrative development, if-then logic models, and automated confirmations, traders will transition from discretionary action to professional-grade, systematized trading execution.


Course Description:

Module 11 transitions students from tactical learning to operational precision. This module introduces advanced trade execution using the full suite of B4 proprietary tools, including B4 Algo ML, B4 CoPilot Pro ML, B4 Footprint Pro, B4 Ichimoku, and strategy-specific systems like B4 Kiss, B4 Squeeze, and B4 Kyushu Sushi Roll.

Students will learn how to craft robust if-then trading scenarios, integrate order flow confirmations, and run their trading process like a professional desk. Daily routines, narrative forecasting, trade qualification checklists, and multi-tool execution models are emphasized. Each student will build a personalized, logic-driven Trading Blueprint, built for speed, consistency, and precision.


Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of Module 11, students will be able to:

  • Construct institutional-grade trading routines tailored to personal schedules and market sessions

  • Develop daily market narratives to guide directional bias and execution focus

  • Formulate if-then scenarios to codify entries, avoid emotional trades, and align with order flow

  • Integrate B4 Algo ML for scenario building and entry validation

  • Automate strategy execution through B4 CoPilot Pro ML's 27 signal system

  • Enhance trade precision using B4 Footprint Pro for real-time execution feedback

  • Apply advanced tool combinations such as B4 Ichimoku Shoyu,B4 Kyushu Sushi Roll, and B4 Squeeze

  • Build and present a complete execution playbook for institutional trading environments


Topics Covered (Recommended 15 Lessons):

  1. Introduction to B4 Algo – Overview of the core strategy engine and its market logic

  2. Understanding Opposing Forces in Trading – How smart money positioning drives price and how to detect it

  3. Smart Money Positioning: The Foundation of Our If-Then Analysis – Mapping liquidity, traps, and shifts

  4. The B4 Algo Corporate Structure: Running Your Trading Business – Executing like a prop desk

  5. The B4 Algo Entry Checklist: A Step-by-Step Guide to Precise Trade Entries – Filters, criteria, and qualifiers

  6. B4 General Trade Guidelines – Universal standards across tools and strategies

  7. Mastering B4 CoPilot: Automated Orderflow Trade Execution – Basic CoPilot signal usage

  8. Mastering B4 CoPilot Pro ML: Leveraging 27 Orderflow Signals for Optimal Strategy Execution – Advanced signal structuring and overrides

  9. Integrating B4 Footprint with B4 CoPilot Pro ML for Enhanced Trade Execution – Merging visual order flow with signal automation

  10. Mastering B4 Bars: Advanced Trading with Unirenko-Style Candles – How to stabilize noise and isolate true structure

  11. Integrating B4 Algo with B4 CoPilot/Pro ML: A Seamless System for Precision Trade Execution – Unified system architecture

  12. Mastering B4 Ichimoku Shoyu: Advanced Trend Analysis and Trade Management – Institutional-level trend recognition and execution

  13. Mastering B4 Kyushu Sushi Roll: Advanced Ichimoku Strategy Inspired by Fisher’s Indicator and Kyushu Ashi – High-confidence entry strategy

  14. Mastering B4 Squeeze: Advanced Breakout Trading – How to identify, qualify, and execute explosive moves

  15. Mastering the B4 Kiss: Advanced Trading with Kiss Dots – Mean reversion and scalping precision in tight ranges


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Scenario Design Project: Students will develop and submit five full if-then execution scenarios using B4 tools across different market types (trend, reversal, chop, breakout, consolidation).

  • Routine Submission & Feedback: Students will submit their daily execution routine, including a sample daily narrative, time-blocked session plan, and mapped tools per condition.

  • Participation: Required attendance in live execution design labs 3x per week for Q&A, critiques, and peer review.

  • Supplementary Materials:

  •  B4 Execution Blueprint Template

  •  B4 Tool Integration Guide

  •  Narrative Forecasting Workbook

  •  If-Then Model Development Sheets

  •  + Additional guided video content

 

Module 11: Developing Routines, Narratives, and If-Then Scenarios with B4 Tools

Module 11: Developing Routines, Narratives, and If-Then Scenarios with B4 Tools covers setting up and using B4 CoPilot Pro ML and B4 Algo ML to simplify market analysis and forecasting. It emphasizes best practices for utilizing central bank trading strategies and automated order flow confirmations, optimized with machine learning.

Module 12: Assessment and Practical Exercises – Final Certification and Real-World Readiness

Duration: Weeks 27–28 (Days 185–198)
Format: Asynchronous Assessments + 3x Weekly Synchronous Reviews
Delivery Mode: Online
Assessments: Final Practical Exam, Strategy Review Interview, Portfolio Submission
Objective: Validate students’ mastery of the B4 AMP curriculum through rigorous real-world scenario assessments, reflective analysis, and strategic execution under live-simulated market conditions. This module concludes with an official certificate of completion and qualification review for B4 Funding eligibility.


Course Description:

Module 12 is the capstone phase of the B4 AMP experience, designed to transition students from structured education to confident market execution. The focus is on consolidating theoretical knowledge, applied strategies, and execution routines through practical testing, portfolio submission, and performance reflection.

Students will complete a comprehensive final exam, submit a curated trading journal documenting their strategy development and trade execution, and participate in a live Strategy Review Interview. Those who meet all criteria will receive their Certificate of Completion and become eligible for B4 Funding consideration.

This module mirrors institutional prop firm assessment, emphasizing disciplined methodology, decision-making logic, and readiness for capital allocation.


Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of Module 12, students will be able to:

  • Demonstrate applied mastery across all modules of the B4 AMP program

  • Present a structured trade journal with trade rationale, strategy alignment, and emotional feedback

  • Justify decisions and methods during a strategic interview, simulating institutional vetting

  • Apply execution routines in a simulated live environment with peer and mentor feedback

  • Evaluate their own strengths and weaknesses in preparation for funded trading

  • Meet the eligibility criteria for B4 Funding through performance benchmarks

  • Receive formal certification documenting their completion and proficiency


Topics Covered (10 Exercises):

  1. Trading Journal Submission: 5–10 trades with full entry/exit logic, risk/reward, emotional notes

  2. Simulated Trade Sessions: Executed in real-time or replay with feedback from mentors

  3. Strategy Deep Dive: Written justification for chosen strategies and playbook

  4. Execution Audit: Checklist-based review of decision-making under stress

  5. Risk Management Scoring: Assessment of sizing, stops, and recovery logic

  6. Order Flow Confirmation Review: CoPilot ML and Footprint usage analysis

  7. Daily Narrative Reflection: Submission of 3 written market narratives with aligned plans

  8. Final Capstone Plan: Presentation of full trading blueprint (routine, narrative, tools, if-then logic)

  9. Strategy Interview: Live mentor panel simulation of a capital interview

  10. Final Exam: Comprehensive exam testing theoretical understanding, terminology, strategy alignment, and application scenarios


Assignments & Evaluation:

  • Final Practical Exam – 100-point multiple-choice and short-answer exam covering theory, execution, and B4-specific tools

  • Trade Journal Submission – Minimum of 5 trades with attached confirmations, notes, and logic

  • Strategy Review Interview – 30-minute recorded live review with mentor panel

  • Capstone Execution Blueprint – Fully developed daily routine, strategy matrix, and tool mapping

  • Final Evaluation Scorecard – Used to determine pass/fail and B4 Funding eligibility

  • Certificate of Completion – Issued upon successful completion of all assessments

  • Eligibility Review – Candidates who pass all required metrics will be invited for capital allocation consideration under B4 Funding

Module 12: Assessment and Practical Exercises

 In Module 12, you'll consolidate and apply all the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the course. This module is designed to provide comprehensive assessments and practical exercises that will reinforce your abilities and prepare you for real-world trading scenarios.

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