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  1. #1
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    Default Absolute Beginner

    Hello to all,
    I would like to start trading online and have been reading about forex for a couple of days. Can somebody recommend me a good book for a newbie like me? I don't know anything about forex. I would like to understand the basics and read more about it, and hopefully in 2-3 months time start making profit.

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    Hello,

    Please take a look at this thread for some recommended books:

    http://www.straightforex.com/sfc/showthread.php?t=143

    Regards,

    Raul Lopez

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    Good list of books..

    well as of me, i could recommend Trading in the zone since trading in terms of emotions is one of the most important factor as a trader.. though the other books are good as well.. Just spend a quality time studying and learning..

    So best of luck!

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    Yes!!! I got my demo there guys!!! It?s nice to know that the website that I trust on there are more people who trust too. Good for them!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by keegan99k9 View Post
    Hello to all,
    I would like to start trading online and have been reading about forex for a couple of days. Can somebody recommend me a good book for a newbie like me? I don't know anything about forex. I would like to understand the basics and read more about it, and hopefully in 2-3 months time start making profit.
    Hello newbie, there isn?t any books that I would recommend given that all the information you need is in cyberspace. Everything you need is online so look there. And another thing I wouldn?t recommend you trading your money in 3 months, too short to really understand the system.

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    Hello Santos can you send me some links, I am new to Forex and I want to identify the key terms and the how to do many things. Thanks.

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    You can get key terms in any good site, but you have to look and make sure they are reliable. Here is a list of some:
    Account - A systematic record of transaction of goods and services owed by one person to another.
    Aggressor : A forex trader dealing on a cost that can be obtained in the Forex market.
    Ask : The quoted price at which a currency pair or security is accessible for sale. This is also known as the 'offer', 'ask price', and 'ask rate'.
    Ask Price : The quoted price at which a currency pair or security is offered for sale.
    Ask Rate : This the rate at which a financial instrument or currency is offered for sale.
    Asset : Assets are essentially anything of value, which an organization owns. Any item having commercial or exchange value can also be called as an asset.
    Appreciation : An increase in the value of currency rate in response to market demand.
    Arbitrage : The purchase of an instrument and concurrent taking of an equal and turn around position in a related market.
    Around : Dealer jargon used in quoting when the forward premium is near parity.
    Asset Allocation : Investment practice that splits funds among diverse Fx markets to accomplish diversification for risk management rationales.

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    Hey Pete did you get those from ********* because I just read a list like that last night there, they helped me a lot and now I can understand these forums better.

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    Can anybody ban forespanol please?

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    Robert Dorfman's Hedge Fund Trading Secrets Revealed, which was fantastic,..I learned so much…. Jim Cramers's Confessions of a Street Addict(written before he got super famous) and Richard Arms’ Stop and Make Money: How To Profit in the Stock Market Using Volume and Stop Orders. All 3 are fascinating and very informative and gave me info on how all this stuff works…

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