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MAX SAHAM is a Malaysia-based training and community program for FCPO crude palm oil futures traders. It focuses on a “Hybrid Smart Money Concept (SMC)” approach, combining BOS, CHoCH, liquidity sweeps, Order Blocks, Wyckoff, Volume Profile, and Order Flow, together with custom indicators to improve market-structure recognition and trade execution. This is not a broad financial education course; it is highly focused on FCPO intraday trading and short-term scalping.
According to the page, the online course is a 3-day intensive live Zoom program. It also includes full recordings, a video training library, a Technical Library, indicators, strategy templates, the MAX CLAN Portal, an FCPO Alert Channel, and community support. There is also in-person training, which includes everything in the online course plus two face-to-face small-group sessions with Abg Max in Kuala Lumpur. Class size is around 15–20 participants, with meals and training facilities included. No information was found about 1-on-1 coaching or course certificates.
The main instructor is Abg Max, also known as M. Haniff Hassan. The page states that he has over 20 years of FCPO trading experience, 6 years of FCPO teaching experience, and 1001+ students. It also lists results from competitions or simulated trading events such as Bursa Malaysia DVTC, TradingView The Leap, and Affin Hwang Simulation Challenge. On the regulatory side, the page mentions an SC Registered Individual and related team registration information, but this should not be interpreted as course accreditation. In terms of pricing, free members can access basic SMC videos, free TradingView indicators, eBooks, and a public Telegram community. Premium costs RM 1,350 for onboarding plus RM 363/year for renewal. A separate price for the in-person course is not disclosed.
Its strengths are a clearly defined niche and a relatively complete learning stack, covering live classes, recordings, indicators, and community alerts. For local Malaysian FCPO traders—especially those who care about Shariah compliance—the fit is relatively strong. The drawbacks are that the course syllabus lacks granular detail, and the refund policy, course schedule frequency, and in-person training fees are not clearly explained. As with any trading education, the risk is inherently high, and the competition or simulated performance shown on the website should not be used to infer future returns.
It is better suited to users who want to systematically learn FCPO, SMC structure-based trading, and intraday short-term execution. It is less suitable for those who only want to learn about A-shares, U.S. stocks, or general investing and personal finance. The text does not provide enough information to determine accessibility from mainland China. Payments appear to use Stripe, so users in China may also need to consider bank card support, foreign-currency payments, Telegram/Zoom availability, and FCPO account-opening compliance. Possible alternatives include Bursa Malaysia Derivatives educational resources, broker-provided education, public TradingView tutorials, and other futures or SMC courses.
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