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Forex
Trading Books
The most successful traders continue developing thier mastery of trading
through the priceless tutelage of books by experts. On this page you will
find some of our Top Picks (listed here in no particular order).
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FOREX
TRADING BOOKS:
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Training
for the Forex Trader
Trading
Global Currency Markets
384
pages by Cornelius Luca (July, 2000) An in-depth look at the tremendous
potential of this vital market with expert advice from one of the foremost
authorities. The foreign exchange market is the world's largest and
fastest growing financial terrain but despite its high trading volume,
it is also a market little understood and little regulated. This definitive
resource brings the universe of foreign exchange within reach of every
investor. 
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Technical
Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets, by Cornelius
Luca, brings to the table a complete and systematic set of tools
that will offer "staggering rewards" (publisher's quote) for
those with the knowledge to capitalize on the recent explosion of electronic
forex trading. Here is an easy-to-follow roadmap for beginners and experienced
traders alike on how to use technical analysis, trend patterns, moving
averages, oscillators, and other indicators with a CD-ROM that lets readers
test the methods presented and apply them to real trading-and quickly
increase proficiency in charting and chart analysis. 

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Managing Foreign
Exchange Risk
Dominic Bennett, 1997
Risk Management is the name of the game and every trader needs a course
on that aspect of trading alone. To
remain uninformed is to risk being blind sided by the unexpected currency
movement. Bennett outlines how to identify and manage foreign currency
risk exposure with both basic and advanced strategies for risk management
and profit maximization in today's global foreign exchange markets.
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Electronic
Currency Trading for Maximum Profit
A
fetching title but we cannot recommend it after observing the many low
opinions of this book expressed on bookseller sites.
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Currency Forecasting
388
pages by Michael R. Rosenberg
An authoritative work that explains every major method and aspect of
exchange rate forecasting from purchasing power, parity and interest
rate differentials to technical analysis. Inside you will find guidelines
for reducing risk with forecasting strategies and techniques for combining
forecasting strategies into a single, powerful method. 
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Foreign Exchange
Handbook
Paul Bishop and
Don Dixon describe topics range from the basic of identifying foreign
exchange risk to the more sophisticated techniques used to implement
hedging policy. In addition, it is organized in such a way that readers
can pick and choose the topics that concern them, depending on their
level or need. 
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Mathematical Methods
of Foreign Exchange
Alexander
Lipton, Financial Engineer
A detailed and yet comprehensible description of how to apply the latest
mathematical methods to foreign exchange trading is rare. Although this
book is primarily derivatives oriented, such books are few and far between.
Though written on a fairly high level, this book remains readable.
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Trade Your Way
to Financial Freedom
Van K. Tharp
If
you are asking yourself "How can I make a living from daytrading?"
This book is for you. Excellent
coverage of the 10 parts of trading system design: 1) Market Selection,
2) Market Direction, 3) Setups, 4) Market entry, 5) Protective stops,
6) Market reentry, 7) Taking profits, 8) Position sizing, 9) Portfolio
selection, 10) Multiple systems. 
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The NEW Trader's
Tax Solution
Ted Tesser CPA
This comprehensive guide is updated with information and strategies for
tackling the 2001 Tax Law change. CPA and expert tax consultant, Ted Tesser,
provides current solutions for the tax problems facing most U.S. traders,
investors, and income earners today excessive tax payments (not
to mention bequests).
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The Compleat Day
Trader - Trading Systems, Strategies, Timing Indicators and Analytical
Methods- Jake Bernstein.
From his 30 years of trading, Bernstein gives a solid intro to day trading
and evaluates various techniques and strategies, including moving averages,
intraday application of stochastics, support and resistance, gaps, and
scalping. All illustrate his core belief is that the successful day trader
combines both science and skill to produce profits, consistency and longevity.
Beginner
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Foreign
Currency Trading
256 pages by Russell F. Wasendorf, Sr.
A manual on taking advantage of foreign currency trading that is frequently
mentioned. Explains mechanics, rules and regulations. Some have wondered
how much of his excitement-generating copy had to do with the fact that
he would like us to know he owns a trading firm. 

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Beyond
Candlesticks
304 pages by Steve Nison
The internationally recognized "Father of Candlesticks" introduces even
more powerful, yet subtle Japanese charting techniques. Here are detailed,
versatile techniques that perfect Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques
with the latest in Western market analysis. Much repeat material from
his first book (below).
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Japanese
Candlestick Charting Techniques
315 pages by Steve Nison
Comprehensive guide to candlestick charting by a leading expert. Full
explanation of all major chart patterns, what they mean, and how to monitor
and trade them. Hundreds of examples along with full section that shows
how to combine candlesticks with western indicators. 
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An Introduction
to the Foreign Currency Exchange Money Markets
Reuters Financial Training Series
Great
for the True Beginner who wants to learn about foreign exchange from
square one, and for trainers or teachers who train those with little
knowledge of the Foreign Exchange. This book starts by explaining what
bids and asks are and continues up to the mechanics of foreign exchange
derivatives, with end-of-chapter reviews. Beginner
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International Finance Management
Eun & Resnick
A university course
book which covers the fundamentals of the macroeconomic environment
of international financial management, discusses the financial environment
in which the multinational firm and its managers must function, and
covers foreign exchange management and financial management in a multinational
firm. Thinking of a career in Forex Trading? This book is for you. 

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Encyclopedia
of Chart Patterns
Thomas Bullowski (for Wiley Trading Advantage Books)
The Bible of pattern
recognition that many traders would not trade without. Not the same
old stuff such as "This is what a double top looks like". Bulkowski
gives trader pattern results from actual market testing. Want to know
the reliability of the cup-with-handle pattern - it's in there. Want
to know the probability of profit on the breakout of an ascending triangle
pattern - it's in there.
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Mastering
Foreign Exchange and Money Markets
by Paul Roth
The book provides the beginner with a test run CD enabling 15 minutes
of interactive simulated forex dealing. A good up-to-date, practical primer
for today's global money markets, Instruments, applications, risk management
techniques, Spot FX markets: concepts, operations, and control. It Includes
worked examples and exercises throughout. Beginner
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Mind
Training for the Trader
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Maximizing Performance
with Focus and Discipline
by Ari Kiev
An analysis
of a trader’s psyche. Although trading is widely acknowledged as an art,
albeit one that requires incredible innate intuition and feel for the
markets, Kiev prescribes ‘getting into the zone’– a psychological state
that one can create – for those aiming to achieve a higher level of performance.
His anecdotes, case studies, interviews and tales of the ‘Master Trader’
are both instructive and insightful. A compelling read.
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The
21 Irrefutable Truths of Trading
232 pages by John Hayden
Strategies for traders to master the most important trading tooltheir
minds. Psychology is 80% of the high-stakes trader's game. This book shows
you how to become a winning trader by learning how not to lose. Divided
into two parts, the first focusing on common strengths and weaknesses, the
second on ways to enhance the strengths and control the weaknesses while
trading.
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MindPower
Trading
65 pages,
plus 30 min. CD, by Patricia Chamberlin
This ebook manual and audio Mind Training CD by a Professional Mind
Trainer (who is also a Trader) will give you a much clearer understanding
of the psychological traits, habits and behaviors that separate the
unsuccessful trader from the successful one. Far more than just a Pysch
101 lesson, it offers specific mind training skills to overcome each
self-defeating trading behavior -- such as fear of loss or risk or failure,
hesitation, mental and emotional stress, ego, lack of discipline etc.
Psychological liabilities are "deprogrammed" as this "how
to" manual with its accompanying Mind Training CD "programs"
your mind to become your most powerful trading asset of all.
Beginner
or Advanced

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Fooled by Randomness
If
the prescriptions for getting rich that are written in books such as
The Millionaire Next Door and Rich Dad Poor Dad are successful
enough to make the books bestsellers, then why, we ask ourselves, aren't
there more millionaires? Taleb, a professional trader and mathematics
professor, examines what randomness means in business and in life and
why human beings are so prone to mistake dumb luck for consummate skill.

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The
Future of Currency Trading
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Tug
of War
Paul
Erdman, Economist
Predicting Financial Future of Currency in a suspenseful way, prominent
economist Paul Erdman looks at the ongoing currency crisis and predicts
what effect it will have on the American economy. "This concise, lucid
primer . . . will transform the financially illiterate person into an
armchair expert on such topics as currency markets, derivatives, and
international trade."--Publishers Weekly. 
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Understanding the Euro
by Christian Chabot
With the Euro's phase-in from 1999 to 2002, Europe is the world's first
economic powerhouse to challenge to the supremacy of the US dollar.
Chabot looks at the risks and opportunities that the euro presents to
both business professionals and investors. 
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Foreign Exchange
and Money Markets Guide
Julian
Walmsley (Wiley Frontiers in Finance Series)
Over the past few years, enormous changes have reshaped the foreign
exchange markets: the swaps market has grown significantly, the euro
looms large, and derivative instruments are increasing daily. In this
totally revised and expanded guide, Walmsley provides investors and
corporate officers with practical and accessible guidance. 
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Related
Interest
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The
Creature from Jekyll Island
"What every American needs to know about money. A gripping real-life adventure
into the secret world of the international banking cartel." Edward Griffin
covers some immensely important topics, the creation of the Federal Reserve
system, the history of money, the conspiratorial theory of history, and
the future of global socialism toward which we are being propelled, all
written in a manner which is enlightening, scholarly, as compelling as
it is entertaining. 
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The Lexus and The Olive Tree
As Friedman sees the concept of globalization, at first glance it s all
about American hegemony, about McDollars in all corners of the globe.
But the reality, involves international relations, global markets, and
the rise of the power of individuals (Bill Gates, Osama Bin Laden) relative
to the power of nations which this book explores in an enlightening way.
We found it to be a good book for nurturing a 'Master Trader' perspective
of our world.
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Financial Security
in Troubled Times
A basic 8-Point Action Plan written by Ric Edelman, author of bestseller
"Ordinary People, Extraordinary Wealth" in response
to the many urgent concerns of viewers of his television and radio programs
since the Attack on America.
Not about trading as much as about having some investment income strategy,
it makes a caring gift for initiating the topic of creating financial
security. (All proceeds from sales donated to
ongoing relief effort)
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The
Entertainment Side Of Forex
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The
Day Trader - Paperback Fiction
On the basis of previous novels such as The Vulture Fund (1996) and The
Inner Sanctum (1997), Frey could be called the Grisham of financial thrillers.
Here, he offers an interestingly implausible story of the murder-mix-up
world of a novice day trader (in stocks). We patiently predict that the
day of The Forex Thriller will come.
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Rollover (Video)
1981
Starring Jane Fonda and Kris Kristofferson
Director Alan
J Pakula calls this financial science fiction, others call it paranoid
conspiracy theory. We found the most fascinating feature of this movie
was the antique computer equipment used at the time. But still, in a surprising
absence of movies dealing with the exciting world of Forex Trading, this
historical precedent movie is really the reason every dedicated forex
trader will want to see it.
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Rogue Trader
(Video) 1998
Starring Ewan McGregor
Anyone contemplating trading should see this movie just to feel the insidious
desperation and stress of trying to fix losing trades by simply creating
a little more margin. This is the poignantly true story of Leeson, a Forex
Trader for Britain's prestigious Barings Bank, who caused the bank's complete
collapse with his rogue trading and was imprisoned in the mid-90's.
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