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Model Trade Academy (MTA) is a structured trading mentorship designed to develop disciplined, consistent traders.

Rather than focusing on signals or short-term wins, MTA teaches a repeatable execution framework centered around high-probability model trade setups, risk management, and trader psychology.

A Model Trader operates with intention — not impulse; waits for predefined, high probability setups and executes with rules instead of emotion (guided by the MTA playbook).

This identity is what Model Trade Academy is designed to build.

MTA primarily focuses on Forex and futures-based price action, with principles that translate across markets. The emphasis is on market structure, execution, and risk — not asset-specific hype.

Model Trade Academy operates on a membership-based mentorship model.

Members receive:

• Full access to the curriculum
• Weekly group mentorship sessions
• Live market breakdowns
• Quarterly 1:1 Milestone Calls
• Private discord community access
• Ongoing updates and improvements

Access remains active as long as your membership is maintained.

MTA is designed for traders who are:

• Coachable
• Committed
• Willing to follow structure

 The application process (1:1 consultation call w/ The Model Trader) ensures the community remains focused, serious, and high-quality.

Due to the digital nature of the program and immediate access to proprietary material, all sales are final.

However, the application process exists to ensure MTA is the right fit before you join.

No.

Many members trade part-time while working full-time jobs or managing other responsibilities. The framework prioritizes selectivity and structure — not constant market exposure.

Consistency depends on your work-ethic.

Many members report clarity and improved execution within weeks, while long-term consistency develops over months.

Yes.

The framework is well-suited for traders pursuing funded accounts, as it emphasizes risk control, drawdown management, and repeatability — key components of passing and sustaining funded programs.