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wide variety of basic and technical profitable strategies in forex trading that you will find very useful and simple to learn. It is one of the most recommended forex trading

books largely because it describes everything important in forex trading and covers important elements like interest rates differentials, inter-market relationships, news events, option volatility and intervention by central banks.

Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom by Van K. Tharp
index3This book focuses on making you make money, do not be surprised then when it is such an easy read that doesn’t go so

deep in detail. However, Van K. Tharp is a renowned and celebrated bestseller and he wrote this book mainly to address the concerns of a modern market environment. The

book features charts and updated examples, it helps you look into yourself and put aside personal biases that affects your trades and generally makes you a better trader.

The 10 Essentials of Forex Trading by Jared F. Martinez

index4The 10 essentials of forex trading, rules for turning trading patterns into profit was written almost a decade ago (in 2007)

but I assure you that this book is worth buying especially if you are a novice in forex trading. It is a very interesting read and most forex traders

find that it has knowledge passed down from experienced traders and penned by one of the most proficient currency traders of the last decade.

Each single weekday, the world’s financial powers play their massive ‘high stakes’ game that involves moving over $2 trillion worth of currency across

the whole planet at the speed of light. When the chips are counted after the close of business, there’s certainly a group that wins and then there is

a bigger group that loses. If you are a forex trader, there are very many things you can do to always be on the winning team, but it is not easy. Kathy Lien

wrote the book ‘Day Trading the Currency Market: Technical and Fundamental Strategies To Profit from Market Swings’ as a guide to help ordinary traders and those struggling hard to make trades profitable to cross the elusive line and claim a place

The book’s cover introduces the author, Kathy Lien, as the Chief Currency Strategist at Forex Capital Markets where her job involves providing fundamental

and technical research reports, trading strategies and commentaries. She has also worked at JPMorgan Chase, appeared on CNBC, Stocks and Commodities, Active trader, CBS Market Watch, Futures and SFO where her work has been published.

When you pick up this forex trading book, the first thing you will notice is the high quality of writing – the way the words are phrased, how narratives flow and ho