EDUCATION

I've decided to learn a little about Forex, then paper trade. Shall use this as a diary of my experiments. But before I start playing around with programs, shall have to do a little self study.

I shall use www.babypips.com as my initial study site. Mainly 'cause they have a nice syllabus.

Pre-school	Forex Basics
	What is Forex?
	Why Trade Forex?
	Who Trades Forex?
	When Can You Trade Forex?
	How Do You Trade Forex?
Kindergarten	Three Types of Analysis
	Types of Charts
	Elementary School
Grade 1	Support and Resistance Levels
Grade 2	Japanese Candlesticks
Grade 3	Fibonacci
Grade 4	Moving Averages
Grade 5	Common Chart Indicators
	Middle School
Grade 6	Oscillators and Momentum Indicators
Grade 7	Important Chart Patterns
Grade 8	Pivot Points
	Summer School
	Elliott Wave Theory
	Harmonic Price Patterns
	High School
Grade 9	Trading Divergences
Grade 10	Market Environment
Grade 11	Trading Breakouts and Fakeouts
Grade 12	Fundamental Analysis
Grade 13	Currency Crosses
Grade 14	Multiple Time Frame Analysis
	Undergraduate
Freshman Year	Market Sentiment
	Trading the News
	Carry Trade
Sophomore Year	The U.S. Dollar Index
	Intermarket Correlations
	Using Equities to Trade FX
	Country Profiles
Junior Year	Developing Your Own Trading Plan
	Which Type of Trader Are You?
	Create Your Own Trading Plan
	Keeping a Trading Journal
Senior Year	Risk Management
	The Number 1 Cause of Death of Forex Traders
	Position Sizing
	Setting Stop Losses
	Scaling In and Out
	Currency Correlations
Graduation	Brokers 101
	Forex Trading Scams
	Graduation Speech

At a guess, I'll go through a couple of levels a day. I don't want to hurry through and screw up later, but if I don't set goals I'll be procrastinating my ass off.