Monday, September 15, 2008

((((( Forex & Stocks Books )))))



7 habits of sucessful trader


Investment Psychology Explained...3parts

Martin J Pring - Investment P... To Beat The Markets Parte 1.pdf‏
Martin J Pring - Investment P... To Beat The Markets Parte 2.pdf‏
Martin J Pring - Investment P... To Beat The Markets Parte 3.pdf‏


Dictionary of financial and business terms.pdf


Magazines

Futures Magazine - Extreme Volatility Trading (Connors)


Futures Magazine - The Art of Day-Trading


Futures Magazine - Wealth Lab Developer 3.0 Review


Futures Magazine Comparing Price, Volume & Open Interest


Futures Magazine Jan 2003 - Comparing price, volume and open interest by James Gould


Futures Magazine Jul 1999 - A Volatile Idea By Larry Connors (Cvr I


Futures Magazine Trading With Gaps


Futures.Magazine.-.The.Art.of.Day-Trading


FuturesSymbols.pdf


the industry handbook group

The Industry Handbook - Biotechnology.doc


The Industry Handbook - Oil Services Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - Precious Metals.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Airline Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Automobile Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Banking Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Insurance Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Internet (Portal) Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Retailing Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Semiconductor Industry.doc


The Industry Handbook - The Telecommunications Industry.doc


Houweling, Mentink And Vorst-How To Measure Corporate Bond Liquidity.pdf


Handbook of Modern Finance - Bond Analysis.pdf


Harris, Sofianos And Shapiro-Program Trading And Intraday Volatility.pdf


Hollifield, Miller, Sandas And Slive-Liquidity Supply And Demand In Limit Order Markets.pdf


Huang And Stoll-The Components Of The Bid-Ask Spread - A General Approach.pdf


Finance - Stock Returns, Real Returns, Inflation and Money.pdf


Hedges On Hedge Funds How To Successfully Analyze (2005).rar


Exchange-Traded-Funds.pdf


WorldOilOutlook1.pdf

WorldOilOutlook2.pdf


Ludwig von Mises - On The Manipulation Of Money And Credit.pdf


Ludwig von Mises - The Theory Of Money And Credit.pdf


Credit Derivatives Handbook.pdf


International Macroeconomics & Finance Theory.rar


MBA in A Day - What You Would Learn At Top-Tier Business Schools - Wiley 2004.pdf


The Fast Forward Mba In Finance,-Brian Tracy-2Nd Ed (Wiley, 2002).rar


Gann Made Easy ,William Mclaren.txt


apanese candles engl back


Volatility - Forecasting Volatility and correlation.pdf


the intraday patterns of the spread


Admati And Pfleiderer-A Theory Of Intraday Patterns - Volume And Price Variability.pdf


Aggarwal And Conroy-Price Discovery In Initial Public Offerings And The Role Of The Lead Underwriter


commonality in liquidity


market liquidity and trading activity


Client Expectations.pdf


Competition Between Exchanges Euronext Versus Xetra.pdf


Solutions.pdf


Paul Wachtel - Macroeconomics.pdf


Money Making Candle Formations.pdf


Money Making Candlestick Formations.pdf


Edward Fields - The Essentials of Finance and Accounting for Nonfinancial Managers.pdf


Finance A Fine Art (2003).pdf


Everyone'S Guide To Financial Planning.pdf


Mark Douglas The Disciplined Trader


TradersWorld CD


John Ehlers - Rocket Science for Traders.pdf


secrtes of millionaire traders


BreakingTheBrokerMyth.pdf


IntroductionToFutures.pdf


KeepItSimple.pdf


TrendForecasting.pdf


Hedge Fund Course - Wiley Finance Series.pdf


Quantitative Business Valuation.pdf


Quantitative Business Valuation2.pdf


Hidden Patterns by Robert Kinsman Parte 1.pdf‏
Hidden Patterns by Robert Kinsman Parte 2.pdf‏
Hidden Patterns by Robert Kinsman Parte 3.pdf‏


Capstone Global Finance (2002).pdf


Statistical Analysis With Excel.pdf


CybertraderPro Parte 2.pdf‏
CybertraderPro Parte 3.pdf


Statistical Tools for Finance and Insurance-Cizek, Hardle & Weron.pdf


Negotiating Skills for Managers.pdf


Dan Zanger - Price Pattern Analysis Pays Off.pdf


Schwager, Jack. The New Market Wizards (complete) English.pdf


Mergers and Aquisitions.pdf


The_agile_manager's_guide_to_understanding_financial_statements.pdf


Corporate Governance-A Blueprint.pdf


Vault Career Guide to Investment Banking.pdf


Econometric Models of Limit-Order Executions.pdf


PE Ratio.pdf


The Importance Of Dividends.pdf


Advanced Financial Statements Analysis.pdf


Getting To Know Business Models.pdf


How To Read Footnotes - Part 1.pdf‏
How To Read Footnotes - Part 2.pdf‏
How To Read Footnotes - Part 3.pdf


Five Investing Pitfalls To Avoid.pdf


EBITDA - The Good, THe Bad and The Ugly.pdf


Money Management Report (Van Tharp).zip


Mastering Elliott Wave


technical analysis of the financial markets
john murphy


[Trading eBook] Gann, W.D. - New Stock Trend Detector.pdf




Forman S&C V13:6






Winning Systems with Tradestation by George Pruitt
and John Hill


Dynamic Break Out II Strategy from book Buildin
Winning Systems with Tradestation by George Pruitt
and John Hill


Ghost Trader Trading Strategy from book Building
Winning Systems with Tradestation by George Pruitt
and John Hill


King Keltner Trading Strategy from book Building
Winning Systems with Tradestation by George Pruitt
and John Hill


Money Manager Trading Strategy from book Building
Winning Systems with Tradestation by George Pruitt
and John Hill


Building Winning Systems with Tradestation by George
Pruitt and John Hill


Thermostat Trading Strategy from book Building
Winning Systems with Tradestation by George Pruitt
and John Hill


((( MASTERING PRICE ACTION - JOE ROSS )))









((( JOE ROSS TRADING MANUAL )))



DISGRUNTLED chapter 1






ADMIT WHEN YOUR WRONG chapter 4


WHAT'S YOUR EQ chapter 5


MONEY MANAGEMENT chapter 6


TRADING IS AN ART chapter 7


BRAIN VS MACHINE chapter 8


EXPERIENCE chapter 9


ARE YOU A LOSER? chapter 10


COMMON SENSE TRADING chapter 11


THE ULTIMATE STOP LOSS chapter 12


RHYTHM TRADING chapter 13


GIMMEES chapter 14


THE CONCEPT OF SECOND TIME THROUGH chapter 15


THE SWEET CHARIOT chapter 16


DAY TRADE VS POSITION TRADE chapter 17


STAYING WITH THE TREND chapter18


WEAK HANDS VS STRONG HANDS chapter19


LEARNING BY INSPECTION chapter 20


BABY STEPS-GIANT STEPS chapter 21


A TRUE STORY chapter 22


THE CAMELBACK TECHNIQUE chapter 23


DIVERGENCE DECISIONS chapter 24


KELTNER CHANNEL chapter 25


THRUST BARS chapter 26


MARKET MANIPULATION chapter 27


LIQUIDATION chapter 28


SOME INTRADAY FAVORITES chapter 29


1-2-3's AND BOLLINGER BANDS chapter 30


Trading Manual Appendix A Appendix


Market Profile cme Handbook this is a big big file.. takes a while to download
Market Profile


Market Profile Basics
Market Profile


The Value Area and 80% rule -Market Profile -
Market Profile


Steidlmeyer Intro to Market Profile -Market Profile -
Market Profile




Trading Woodies CCI System by Jeff Gannon
CCI


Trading Woodies CCI System by Jeff Gannon
CCI


Trading as a Business Introduction by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: The Principles of Successful Trading by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: The Path To Successful Trading by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: Markets, Strategies, & Time Frames by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: Profile of a Winning Strategy by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: The Art of Strategy Design - In Theory by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: The Art of Strategy Design - In Practice by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: Optimization, The Double-Edged Sword by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: The Science of Strategy Evaluation by Charlie Wright


Trading as a Business: Trading as a Business by Charlie Wright


MACD Grail by Linda Raschke


Professional Traders Still Daytrade by Linda Raschke SFO article


Scalp Trading Methods by Kevin Ho based on Raschke methods


The Discerning Trader- Linda Bradford Raschke interview


Triple Screen Trading System from Trading For A Living-- Dr. Alexander Elder


Screen Information, Trader Activity, and Bid-Ask Spreads in a limit Order Market by Mark Coppejans


Strategic Experimentation in a Dealership Market by Massa and Simonov


Limit Orders, Depth and Volatility by Hee-Joon Ahn, Kee-Hong Bae, and Kalok Chan


The Quotation Behavior of ECN's and Nasdaq Market Makers by Simann, Weaver, Witcomb


Quote Setting and Price Formation in an Order Driven Market by Handa, Schwartz, Tiwari


Are Supply and Demand Driving Stock Prices by Hopman


The Effect of Tick Size on Volatility, Trade Behavior and Market Quality by Ronen and Weaver


MarketDelta White Paper by Richard Malato


George Soros: How He Knows What He Knows: Part 2: Combining Theory and Instinct


How George Soros Knows What He Knows - Towards a General Theory of Reflexivity by Flavia Cymbalista, PhD


Peaks and Troughs by Pring


Nicktrader and Jeff Explaining Reverse and Regular Divers Part 1
CCI








Managing Your Money http://www.activetradermag.com/ by Gibbon Burke
Money Management


The Sharpe Ratio by William F. Sharp
Money Management


A New Interpretation of Information Rate by J. L. Kelly Jr.
Money Management from the Mathematics of Gambling - by Dr. Edward O. Thorp
Money Management






Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Forex News: U.S. Dollar and U.S. Housing Both Drop

forex news

Just days ago the U.S. dollar dropped greatly after a report was released that showed United States housing decreasing to its lowest level in fourteen years as of last month. This is also one more concern for the U.S. economy, considering that the drop in housing can have a great effect on how quickly it progresses.

If the housing market is not strong and the U.S. economy continues to move slowly, Federal Reserve policy-makers may have to be informed in order to reduce benchmark interest rates once again. The current rate is 4 & 3/4 percent, and the Federal officials will meet at the end of this month to discuss the changes.

"The U.S. housing market is going to continue to be a significant drag on the overall U.S. economy, and the U.S. dollar is going to weaken as a result," mentioned Firas Askari. Askari is the top forex trader at BMO Capital Markets of Toronto.

"The Federal Reserve is more likely to be easing rates, maybe not on Oct. 31, but definitely within the next three to six months," Askari said.

Late this morning, forex trading in New York showed the euro increasing to 0.4% higher than before with a value of 1.4215 U.S. dollars. The dollar index, unfortunately, dropped 0.35% to 78.057. Stay posted for more upcoming Forex news in relation to the value of the U.S. dollar.

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Sunday, August 24, 2008

An introduction to forex

Foreign exchange trading, is growing (aka foex) every year. It has even become as popular (if not more) as the stock market. Forex traders are also discovering small fortunes every day. If you are new to Forex, at first you might find it a bit confusing. Read this guide to learn about Forex and automated Forex.

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What is Forex?

Forex is ttrading various currencies from around the world. The Forex trading started way back in the 1970s. In recent years it has caught on like a virus in the stock market world. Forex trading is recorded to have transactions grossing about USD $1.5 trillion in transactions daily!

The aim of forex trading

The aim of Forex trading is to make profit with increasing or decreasing currency prices. A trade is place when you expect the value of a specific currency to increase. In a currency pair, when the currency you buy increases, you must sell the other currency to make a profit. An open trade, or open position, this a trade in which you have already bought or sold a currency pair, but have not yet bought back an the same amount. The five most popular currency pairs in Forex at the moment are USD/Yen, Euro/Yen, Pound/USD, Swiss franc/USD, and the Euro/USD.

How to get started forex trading

To start Forex trading, you will have create an account through a Forex broker. Then, you will need to a Forex trading strategy that works best for you. The strategy you intend to use should be tested using a practice account if possible, before you start investing real money. This will enable you to become familiar with Forex trading without any risk to you.

Good points to forex trading

Forex trading offers more great chances of short-term profits than the stock market because money prices go up and down fast. The trading periods open an close in secons, so money is made quickly. Forex trading is also easier to manage than the stock market because you are only keeping up with currencies, not hundreds or thousands of companies.

Bad points to Forex trading

Trading can be riskier than the stock market. Because you can loose money instantly. Forex trading also requires monitoring throughout the day to enjoy maximum benefits. If you dont monitor it you could loose a lot.

CONCLUSION

With a Forex trading system called Automated Forex, you can now trade with out monitoring. Automated Forex works usin a special trading software. The software system uses daily charts to analyze trends in Forex 24 hours a day. Before using real money always use a dummy account to get a feel for trading forex.

Thursday, August 21, 2008

All About fOREX

In order to succeed successfully in forex trading you need to know what the purpose of trading forex is. Forex trading as you know is the trading of online currency and the key to success is to buy low and sell high just as with any other market. You task as a forex trader is to try to determine the trend of the particular currency you are looking to either buy or sell and to utilise the forex trading strategies to ensure that a profit is made.

Now that you know the purpose of forex trading the next step in knowing all about forex is to understand the codes, definitions and numbers used when trading. All currencies used in forex trading are assigned a three letter code. An example of this is the US dollar which is USD or the Euro EUR. Online currency trading is done in combinations that are known as a cross and these are represented by 6 letter words with the more expensive currency coming first. An example of this is GBPUSD which will show you how many US Dollar you will need to pay for one British pound. These rates are shown as five digit numbers for example GPBUSD = 1.6262 which means that 1 British pound is worth 1.6262 US dollars. When the rate changes the change will be displayed in bold, eg GPBUSD = 1.6264 which will mean that the rate has moved by 2 points. Knowing this is the key to successful forex trading and your key to profit.

When you enter the forex trading market you will enter as a buyer or a seller of a particular currency. If you are a seller you price is known as the ASK price and the buyers price is known as the BID. You can only buy currency from a seller with an asking price the same as the BID price.

Saturday, March 1, 2008

Learn Forex Trading today

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Learn Forex Trading today and trade the Forex market on a daily basis.Trading the Forex are one of the most exciting and rewarding markets to trade today
The investor's goal in Forex trading is to profit from foreign currency movements. Forex trading or currency trading is always done in currency pairs. For example, the exchange rate of EUR/USD on Aug 26th,
This number is also referred to as a "Forex rate" or just "rate" for short. If the investor had bought 1000 euros on that date, he would have paid 1085.70 U.S.dollars. One year later, the Forex rate was 1.2083
which means that the value of the euro (the numerator of the EUR/USD ratio) increased in relation to the U.S. dollar. The investor could now sell the 1000 euros in order to receive 1208.30 dollars. Therefore, the investor would have USD 122.60 more than what he had started one year earlier. However, to know if the investor made a good investment, one needs to compare this investment option to alternative investments. At the very minimum, the return on investment (ROI) should be compared to the return on a "risk-free" investment. One example of a risk-free investment is long-term U.S. government bonds since there is practically no chance for a default, i.e. the U.S. government going bankrupt or being unable or unwilling to pay its debt obligation.When trading currencies, trade only when you expect the currency you are buying to increase in value relative to the currency you are selling. If the currency you are buying does increase in value, you must sell back the other currency in order to lock in a profit. An open trade (also called an open position) is a trade in which a trader has bought or sold a particular currency pair and has not yet sold or bought back the equivalent amount to close the position. However, it is estimated that anywhere from 70%-90% of the FX market is speculative. In other words, the person or institution that bought or sold the currency has no plan to actually take delivery of the currency in the end; rather, they were solely speculating on the movement of that particular currency. Accurate Forex Trading Signals - Forex directory foreign exchange broker currency forex brokers forex news forex charts fx quotes forex charts forex quotes forex news currency. Cambridge Mercantile Corp. - Foreign exchange technology, global payment services Currency Trading with FXCM, the leader in online currency trading, provides real-time execution, AceTrader - trade signals on the majors, updated six times/day. Trade signals with stops and profit objectives, plus in depth technical analysis and wave analysis.
K.B. Advisory Ltd - Daily FX forecasts and trade signals for professional FX traders .Most Forex Day Traders rely heavily on technical analysis and may use fundamental analysis to support their trading strategy. A major advantage of technical over fundamental analysis is that it can be applied to many different markets and currencies at the same time. Fundamental analysis requires in-depth knowledge of the political and economic conditions of a certain country; therefore it is less likely that any one trader can do proper fundamental analyses on more than a few countries. The beginner trader may be put off by the seeming complexity of technical analysis and wonder if it is necessary for Forex trading. As with any investment, Forex trading requires a strategy. Although any strategy is possible, technical analysis is a proven method for predicting movements in the Forex. Does that mean it's a sure thing? Nothing is 100% certain, and currency prices are affected by a variety of forces. This is why many traders use a combination of technical and fundamental analysis to plot their trading strategies
Many Beginner Forex Traders are looking for easily obtainable forex trading information to educate themselves in the trading of Forex. The purpose of this website is to provide a better understanding of the Foreign Currency Exchange market.Every Forex online broker should provide access to a wide variety of charts for technical analysis. Some charting software is available free of charge while in-depth professional charts may carry a monthly fee. Charts can be viewed by various time scales and provide detailed information about price movements as well analytical overlays. Charts can be zoomed in to the tick level or zoomed out to see the broad picture over a period of months or years. Charts are updated in real time

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