Forex Trading: Intermediate Strategies

[CraigEasth]

Forex Trading: Intermediate Strategies



Learn to trade the markets the way professionals do Are you a beginner looking to get started trading the markets?Are you a struggling trader who has some experience trading the markets?Do the markets seem daunting and an impossible and frustrating puzzle?Have you tried other systems which promised massive profits but only caused you losses? This is a great book for you gain a quick understanding of the basics and mechanics of the forex markets. Inside you will find: Forex market mechanics and why it is unique How to choose and avoid being defrauded by your broker Easy to use indicators and strategies which you can implement successfully today And most important of all..... John's proprietary trading system which will enable you to trade without any indicators or any other assistance. This is how professionals trade and you can do so too Reviews of other books by John: Day Trading: Trade the Stock Market Like a Pro "I have always dreamed of being a day trader but the safe and practical voice inside told me I was a fool who would soon be parted from his money. This little book offers some smart and easy to use tools that make day trading not only much safer but also more legitimate and sane. The following day from reading this book I could see these ideas unfolding. Great quick read. It is always good to have multiple understandings of stock trades and this is certainly a high level one because it carries big investors with the trade"- James Anderson on March 26, 2018 Trading Analysis: Technical Indicators for Trends "Great read in order to get started investing for beginners like me. I have started day trading yet, however this definitely belongs in the book case. I've learned a lot through this book and have made my first profit after the next day I started trading. Thanks for sharing" - Brandon Robertson on April 4, 2018

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[Lakers]

Interesting book.

[seniik]

That is good.

[JUIII]

Hmmmm... Interesting.

[skip]

Nice book

[Willysol]

Very good.

[Huke]

Good to read this.

[soker forex]

Informative book.

[dukier]

Good

[Bapose]

The main participants in this market are the larger international banks. Financial centers around the world function as anchors of trading between a wide range of multiple types of buyers and sellers around the clock, with the exception of weekends. Since currencies are always traded in pairs, the foreign exchange market does not set a currency's absolute value but rather determines its relative value by setting the market price of one currency if paid for with another. Ex: US$1 is worth X CAD, or CHF, or JPY, etc.

[toriu]

Forex trading is good.

[Gornmy]

Forex trading may make you rich if you are a hedge fund with deep pockets or an unusually skilled currency trader.

[Tsuburi]

Asia-Pacific markets are poised for a cautious start on Thursday, with the Nikkei 225 and ASX 200 indices retracing from recent highs after an uninspiring session from Wall Street. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 indices closed up 0.12% and 0.10% respectively while the Nasdaq lost 0.02%. Oil prices advanced to their highest level in 12 months, backed by stimulus hopes, the vaccine rollout and OPEC+’s commitments to rein in production. Energy (2.18%) and materials (1.36%) were the best performing sectors, while healthcare (-0.66%) and communication services (-0.10%) trailed.

Market participants are waiting for another round of US fiscal stimulus to foster a faster pace of recovery via providing support to households, small businesses and the vaccine rollout. The Democrats are working towards approving President Joe Biden’s US$ 1.9 trillion bill without Republican support. The Democrat-led Senate started a reconciliation process, which would allow them to pass the stimulus package with a simple majority and avoid a filibuster that requires at least 10 Republican votes to support the bill.

Renewed stimulus hopes led longer-dated US Treasury yields to climb as expectations for future demand, output and inflation rose. The 10-, 20- and 30-year Treasury yields advanced 12.1, 15.2 and 15.2 bps from a week ago to 1.139%, 1.733% and 1.927% respectively. The longer-dated rates climbed while near-dated ones dropped, leading the yield curve to steepen further. Higher yields may exert downward pressure over riskier assets and precious metal prices as they become less appealing when higher Treasury rates are taken into consideration.

[forex552]

Will read this one.

[dung]

very well