Forex Books Some of the more all-encompassing forex trading books include one by Cornelius Luca entitled Trading in the Global Currency Markets. This book analyzes different global currencies as well as what forces drive the market. It discusses new technologies used in the market while presenting better understandings through colorful graphics and other real-world examples. Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets, also by Cornelius Luca is just another edition, expounding upon the key aspects of forex trading for beginners. This book contains a cd-rom which demonstrates some of the methods discussed in this book. Steven Achelis book Technical Analysis from A to Z demonstrates 102 alphabetized technical indicators in the forex market. Moving from forex trading books encompassing the technical aspects, Mark Douglas has a book entitled The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes which, as the title leads one to believe, focuses on the necessary attitudes and behaviors for success in the forex trading market. There are many different categories for forex trading books. One of them is introductions to foreign exchange as well as money markets. Within this category there are a handful of top-rated books in which you should indulge. Philip Gotthelf presents the book Currency Trading: How to Access and Trade the Worlds Biggest Market which presents a grand overview about how to take advantage of the currency markets and any fluctuations therein. UK London Reuters Limited provides a grand introduction to financial education training through the publication of An Introduction to Foreign Exchange and Money Markets. Julian Walmsley presents International Money and Foreign Exchange Markets: An Introduction which functions as one of the most essential pieces of reading for any undergrad, or specifically MBA, student in the fields of finance, business, or banking. Another essential category is fundamental analysis. R. Mark Rogers offers a Handbook of Key Economic Indicators which provides quickly accessed information which relates to U.S. economic indicators specifically for analysts as well as traders. This book includes data, tables, graphs, charts, as well as explanations for the inflation, consumer spending, and employment figures listed for each month. Louis B. Mendelsohn offers a more advanced Forex Trading Using Intermarket Analysis which offers applications of intermarket analysis for some of the most widely traded foreign exchange markets. It seeks to identify trends in prices and other market influencers. Another great offer is in E. Stansbury Carnes book The Atlas of Economic Indicators: A Visual Guide to Market Force which is geared toward professional investors, executives, as well as students and individual investors. It is a very handy and accessible resource which also includes graphs and charts. Jack D. Schwager and Steven Turner combine to produce A Study Guide for Fundamental Analysis which famously provides the foremost authority on the subject, offering insight on future trading in three different volumes. In conclusion, forex trading books can cover a multitude of categories from the aforementioned to technical analyses, strategies for profits, basic understanding of the forex trading system, and other more intricate subcategories in the field of forex trading. dr shabbir ahmed lives in the UK. drshabbirahmed
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