Founder of MFTC Trading Academy and creator of the Market Footprinting Trading Concept — a framework that teaches retail traders to read market structure directly, instead of guessing from indicators.
Markets are not complicated because price is complicated. They are complicated because of everything that has been stacked on top of price — dozens of indicators, each one lagging, each one contradicting the next. A retail trader opens a chart, adds six tools, and ends up further from the market than when they started.
That is the whole purpose of MFTC Trading Academy. Take what institutions read — structure, levels, where price is trapped and where it is free — and teach it in a way an ordinary trader can follow, in their own language, step by step. Not signals to copy. The ability to read the chart themselves, so the decision is theirs and they can repeat it tomorrow without anyone's help.
Every concept taught here was built for that one test: can someone with no background learn it, and still use it six months later under live-market pressure?
The parent framework. Price leaves a footprint as it moves; MFTC is the method for reading that footprint structurally — on any market, on any timeframe.
A low is only valid support if the high before it was broken first. The first failure of that valid level is the Initial Reversal — and it happens exactly twice in a full swing cycle. Everything in between is a break of structure, not a turn.
The big swings are external, the small ones inside them are internal. An internal breakout means nothing while the external structure still stands — and that single mistake is where most retail traders get trapped.
Rising, falling and consolidation wedges, read against convention: the rising wedge as a correction inside a bearish move, the falling wedge as the more bullish one. They cycle into each other, so price can be mapped continuously.
Peer-reviewed · IOSR JournalReading the turn candle by candle, as it forms — instead of waiting for a confirmation that only arrives once the move is already gone.
Any candle can be the mother candle, but it only counts once the next two or three stay inside its wick-to-wick range. That range is the box, with a 50% midline — and the break of the box gives direction.
Two candles opening and closing at the same levels show absorption. The third breaks out in the direction the second closed — the entry trigger inside a reversal zone marked on a higher timeframe.
Marking the external highs and lows as boxes so support and resistance stop being a guess, and every later decision has a level to stand on.
Position size from the structure, not from a feeling. Along with the journal and the discipline tracker, this is the part that decides whether the rest of it ever earns anything.
Recorded video classes that open one at a time, in order, from a raw chart to advanced structure reading. A class unlocks only when the one before it is genuinely finished.
Live sessions on market days, where the method is applied while the market moves. Sold in three, six and nine month plans; every seat is verified by hand before it opens.
A month of live classes with a small batch, taught by me, with your questions answered in the session — plus a month inside the Elite Circle room alongside it.
Your own view of what you have watched, what you have skipped, and where you stop coming back. Not a percentage bar — a record of the habit, which is what actually separates traders.
Live sessions and doubt sessions run in the MFTC app; the website handles enrolment, verification and your recorded classes. Certificates are issued once the programme is genuinely complete — and for live mentorship, released by hand after the batch ends.
A trading framework for mapping live price movement structurally rather than pattern-by-pattern. 3 Wedge Structuring, Candle Reversal Theory, the Initial Reversal and the Third Candle Principle are all components of it. It is the foundation of everything taught here.
Published in the IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance. The paper sets out three wedge formations — rising, falling and consolidation — and inverts the conventional reading of them: a rising wedge is treated as a correction within a bearish trend, and a falling wedge as the more bullish structure. It defines how the three cycle into one another, so price can be mapped continuously on any timeframe, and gives the entry rules for trading each one.
IOSR-JEF, Vol. 16, Issue 4, Ser. 4 (July–Aug 2025), pp. 1–3 · DOI: 10.9790/5933-1604040103
Read the full paper (PDF) →A trading journal and prop-challenge platform built for traders who want their performance measured rather than remembered. My own monthly P&L is published through it, openly.
thetradlog.com →Why this matters for what you're paying for: I'm not repackaging someone else's course. The concepts taught here are ones I developed, documented, and trade myself — and the results are public.
Lesson 2 stays locked until lesson 1 is genuinely finished. You can't skip to the "good part," because the good part only works if you understood the boring part first.
You learn to read what price is doing — wedges, zones, reversals — instead of waiting for someone else's call. There are no signals here and never will be; the goal is that you stop needing them.
Your dashboard tracks what you actually did — which classes you finished and when — so consistency is something you can see, not something you tell yourself.
Every month I take a live challenge to grow $5,000 in front of elite students. Wins and losses both get published. You see the process under real pressure, not a highlight reel.
My full monthly P&L is published openly on TradLog — every trade, wins and losses, timestamped as they close. No screenshots, no selected wins.
View live performance →Both, and they do different jobs. The course is recorded and unlocks one class at a time, so you learn the concepts in order. The live sessions are where charts are read in real time, questions get answered, and you see decisions made under live-market pressure. Recordings alone can't teach that part.
Live session timings move with the market, so they are not fixed to the same slot every week. Each one is announced on your student dashboard, and every session is recorded and stays there.
The first class opens as soon as you enrol and a new one opens each weekday. A class only opens once you have watched the one before it — you can't skip to the “good part,” because the good part only works if you understood the boring part first.
Plan for at least six months. The videos themselves take a few weeks to work through — but watching them isn't learning. What builds real confidence is six months of consistent study and daily practice on live charts, where the concepts stop being theory and start being something you recognise instinctively.
I'd rather tell you that upfront than sell you a weekend transformation. The lessons unlock one at a time precisely because rushing the sequence produces traders who can name a wedge but can't trade one.
No. The course starts from reading a raw chart and assumes nothing, then builds up to advanced structure.
Hindi and Hinglish, with trading terms in English.
You can use it on any device — phone, laptop, tablet — but only one at a time. Signing in somewhere new automatically signs you out everywhere else. What it prevents is one login being shared between several people.
Yes, if you are comfortable learning in Hindi/Hinglish. The course is recorded and every live session is recorded, so a different timezone is not a problem.