The 10 Essential Of Forex Trading
The 10 Essential Of Forex Trading (218 pages, $34.95 hardcover, 2007, ISBN 978-0-07-147688-1) by Jared F. Martinez, published by McGraw-Hill.
Trading the forex market can be exciting, adventurous, and financially rewarding. It can also be disastrous for those who are unprepared for its rhythms and movements. Drawing on his knowledge and experience, in this book the author delivers 10 key practices for trading forex. This book arms you with the tools to develop a solid personal trading constitution and reap the financial outcome you desire.
McGraw-Hill, www.books.mcgraw-hill.comBACK TO LIST
The nature and structure of financial markets has changed dramatically over the past 30 years. Volatility and large daily price swings that are characteristic of this environment have opened the door to huge trading profits and have brought with them substantial risks. You need the discipline to make the right decisions, and the determination to stick with them. This book can show you how.
John Wiley Book Order Department, www.wiley.comBACK TO LIST
Completely revised and updated for 2007, this trading manual consists of the easy-to-understand, high-probability trade setups used to successfully trade the markets full time for nearly a decade. Using terms from baseball, the author provides readers with the challenge of learning to profit from chart patterns. The strategies defined detail the patterns through every market environment. The book provides a game plan for consistently scoring in the markets.
Stilwell & Co., www.traderinsight.comBACK TO LIST
All markets move in patterns. Being able to visualize and analyze those patterns can offer advantages for traders. Traditionally, technical analysis has been the technique for forex traders. This book expands upon the use of technical indicators by studying and charting the most commonly traded currency pairs. Featuring numerous historical charts generated by proprietary software and charting system, it provides forex traders with a graphical interpretation of the markets, enabling them to see patterns, and to enter into and exit positions with confidence.
John Wiley Book Order Department, www.wiley.comBACK TO LIST
This is Vince's fourth book about trading and money management, and in it he combines most of the import parts of the first three and then presents some new insights. The first part of the book is conceptual on portfolio construction in terms of optional position sizing. It then takes you from basic gambling theory and statistics through more and more advanced portfolio models. It is not all about trading. It is about mathematical laws and how they affect us when we enter a stream of risk-related outcomes over which we have no control.
John Wiley Book Order Department, www.wiley.comBACK TO LIST
To profit in highly volatile markets a trader must be armed with a special set of skills -- an understanding of volatility types, and the knowledge of the forces that drive it. This book outlines the author's personal approach for analyzing and trading options the way the pros do; using option models, estimating option prices, and using key volatility techniques. Arming yourself with this book can enhance your trading success in every type of market.
Marketplace Books, www.traderslibrary.comBACK TO LIST
Scott Brown saw his father get sucked into one bad investment after another by "financial experts." Then he discovered his grandmother had been swindled out of her retirement savings by a full-service broker still in existence today. Brown now specializes in teaching stock investing because he feels that the market is the best shot that many have at succeeding financially.
Delano Max Wealth Institute, www.BonanzaBase.comBACK TO LIST
This author, an occasional writer for STOCKS & COMMODITIES, wrote this book of anecdotes about these sometimes surprising, often inspiring, comebacks of 201 famous people, including financier George Soros, trader Mark D. Cook, and economist Larry Kudlow.
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Originally published in the August 2007 issue of Technical Analysis of STOCKS & COMMODITIES magazine. All rights reserved. © Copyright 2007, Technical Analysis, Inc.
