I am very new to forex trading.

durgamadhu

Active Trader
Jul 24, 2010
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Sir,

I am very new to forex trading. Before doing the trading what are the information I should have and what are the books that I should read and who can be my broker and how much time will it take for me to understand FOREX before trading. Kindly let me know. Thanks in advance.
 

norhisham

Active Trader
Jul 28, 2010
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Hi there.

Yeah right, in terms of information, there's a lot that you can get online. What important is to understand yourself, your true self first. While reading/exploring for information,. bear this in mind - money management and psychology.
 

cheeseweasel

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Sep 23, 2010
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www.forextradingzen.net
Yep, the babypips school of pipsology is great for learning the fundamentals.

As far as books go, I'm currently reading Van Tharp's Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom, and it's fantastic.

Also Forex Patterns and Probabilities by Ed Ponsi is good.
 

turanboi2010

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Dec 17, 2010
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Hi everyone,
thanks for the advised forex books above, have you got more info about where to find the best forex eBooks?

Thanks in advance!
 

jmathers

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Dec 22, 2010
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barnes & nobles or borders.com have alot of good ebook versions that you might be looking for. There's another site that is usually included in the back of the books (can't remember it right now) but the monthly fee is about $7-$10 and you get unlimited reads from all the books available.
 

ForexRouteOne

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Mar 11, 2011
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Hello,

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David
 

DonForex

Trader
Aug 3, 2011
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Hey there, for a newbie like myself would people suggest an online course like babypips first or to start first with reading the books?
 

Eva.HantecFx

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Aug 19, 2011
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London
Hello,
I would suggest that you read the books, follow the news and at the same time request a demo account to practice. Of course it differs from person to person how one learns, I suggest a demo is also one way to learn to operate well platform and to use all of its features. Of course you also need to be aware of news, which you find online. You may also have a look on youtube and search for tutorials for example.
 

FXeria

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Sep 14, 2011
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You can also try the demo with zulutrade. Choose your providers wisely based on win % performance, dd %, how long they have been trading for, pairs differentiation and last but not least the systems ranking - sos number expressing past trading behavior - combines the risk appetite, losses/ profits, and drawdown easy way to know who is worth following! :) once you fix your strategy, go life;)
 

lm26172

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Sep 7, 2011
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Zulutrade is upgrading – live accounts are getting daily reports; providers are analyzed deeper with three new performance indications – weekly best/worst trade; ranking history chart and max open trades :)
 

FXeria

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Sep 14, 2011
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I also saw a new update concerning the open positions.Above the number pops up a window with info on the amount of daily profit with the corresponding date and number of open trades. The stat goes back from the beginning of the trading history of the provider showing each time the provider opened a trade :)
 

lm26172

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Sep 7, 2011
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Also there is email notification every time a provider has worsen his trading history, or when stopped trading at all with Zulutrade ;)
 

Matthew

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Oct 14, 2011
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I always find the best way to learn is to actually do. After reading into the basics you should find a demo account or trade with a very small amount of capital and wait until you experience some consistent success - be it small or large.

Then consider moving onto trading with money (or more money) and build up your capital.

It's all in my opinion of course, but I feel real experience is far more valuable than reading hundreds of websites, tutorials and books. Good luck.
 
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James Hallow

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According to me, experience plays an important & larger role than mere studying the theory. So, I would recommend you to open a demo trading account with few different brokers and check for the various services offered by them.

Once you are comfortable, you can definitely opt for the best broker with best trading conditions. This will also help you find a good broker with good trading conditions & you will learn more about the Forex market through demo account.
 
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