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just call it the author’s brags about his successes. It all depends on your perspective and what you are looking for, but to me it is a great book worth checking out.

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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

and technical research reports, trading strategies and commentaries. She has also worked at JPMorgan Chase, appeared on CNBC, Stocks and Commodities, Active trader

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

quality of writing – the way the words are phrased, how narratives flow and how the tone is just perfect to convince you that the author knew what she was writing about

about. Lien begins this book by comparing the forex market with other trading platforms like futures and equities and explains why the forex market holds the most

Whether you are a beginner or an intermediate trader, the book ‘Day Trading the Currency Market: Technical and Fundamental Strategies To Profit from Market Swings’ is right for you because it

does deep to explain the concept of technical analysis, why technical analysis works best for the FX market and trains you to be a technical trader who can identify new breakouts and trends that offer

multiple opportunities to enter and exit the trade. Lien also covers the currency market from a wide angle but in a relaxed style, dwells a little on the market

characteristics such as those that identify the best times to trade, daily ranges to watch, how to manage various variable market conditions and the element of seasonality.