MHS
FOUNDER & CO-CEO
Muhammad Hasnain Shah
With 5+ years of Forex trading experience, Hasnain leads DEZ Academy with a strong focus on market structure, disciplined execution, and building traders who can think independently.
ABOUT US
Trading is not prediction. It is decision-making under risk.
DEZ Academy teaches traders how to read market context, define invalidation, size risk, execute with discipline, and review decisions with evidence — so progress is built on a process, not on one winning trade.
Market structure
Risk control
Execution
Review & psychology
OUR TEAM
Traders first. Mentors by process.
DEZ Academy is led by traders who bring real market experience into the classroom. The focus is simple: make analysis clearer, risk more deliberate, and execution easier to review and improve.
MHS
MENTOR & CO-CEO
Muhammad Hunain Shah
Hunain brings 5+ years of Forex market experience into the mentorship floor, helping traders sharpen analysis, strengthen risk control, and turn strategy into consistent execution.
STUDENT PAYOUTS
From training to funded performance.
A selection of payout certificates shared by DEZ students after progressing into funded trading environments. Swipe through the proofs or open any certificate to view it in full.
These certificates document individual student payouts from third-party funded trading firms. They are not a promise of future results; trading outcomes vary and involve risk.
LEARN THE DEZ WAY
Build a process you can repeat, measure, and improve.
Compare the learning formats, choose the level of live support that fits you, and train inside a framework built around context, risk, execution, and review.
WHY DEZ EXISTS
Trading education should create independence, not dependence.
The goal is not to make a trader dependent on a mentor, a signal feed, or one setup. It is to teach the reasoning behind a decision: where the opportunity comes from, where the idea is wrong, and how much risk belongs on the trade.
That is why DEZ training connects market structure, liquidity, risk, execution, psychology, journaling, and live-market review into one decision process rather than teaching isolated concepts.
WHAT WE VALUE
Principles that matter when the market stops being obvious.
01
Clarity over complexity
Analysis should help answer a decision. Structure, liquidity, and price behavior matter only when they clarify context, entry conditions, and invalidation.
02
Risk before reward
Position size, invalidation, exposure, and downside come before profit targets. A trade is incomplete until the risk is defined.
03
Evidence over emotion
One win or loss proves very little. Journaling, screenshots, execution notes, and repeated review help separate a real edge from short-term variance.