Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 15-08-2009
Layout: OK also. Get less good, but still ok for the computer and read through in print.
Body Language: It’s easy to understand. Quite friendly
Materials:
- Consists of 10 books and 1 Fibonacci Calculator
- One of the bonus ebook only discusses the Candlestick. Yah lumayan, although not complete. graph at least candlesticknya clear.
- One bonus ebooknya discusses trendline and chart pattern. I copied from the main ebooknya.
- Main ebook discuss technical analysis: pattern chart, Candlestick, and some indicators.
- A fundamental analysis of a few, but not too useful for trading. Eg he is the love of a GDP that is one of fundamental mouthful. Anything but the only definition alone, does not effect what I love to forex, I have a number segitu what this means, buy or sell, he ga tau tuh love. Does not become quite useful.
- Trading psychology covered only 3 / 4 page. Yah lumayan than have ga. 
- Do not discuss money management.
- It’s a trading system, to focus on Fibonacci. But I do, it’s not a trading system. Yah I read fibonacci aja.
Bottom line: Personally, I am quite disappointed bacanya: (This package is only likely to “just another forex ebook,” ga do something special. Blom you may make about the Fibonacci ngerti be read. Or do not read a technical analysis you can read a bit brief this book. Body language quite friendly. But a senior perch, this package is less useful.
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Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 24-07-2008
Who should read this book about proprietary trading techniques within the
foreign currency exchange, also known as the
forex? This book is for beginning, intermediate, and advanced traders who need to increase the odds of successful trades by making precise entries. This means making precise decisions regarding entry selections. This book is for those of you who need to have sustaining income as you develop your personal
trading skills. This book is not intended for successful
traders who have found a procedure that works, and the information contained within this book is in no way intended to put down other
methodologies, traditional trading procedures, or trading styles.
The approach presented in this book is a different type of methodology that uses non traditional proprietary trading tools and must not be integrated with traditional methodology. Merging traditional tools that use other mathematical calculations, patterns, and procedures into these new concepts may cause losses. Change and modernization of trading tools, or simply change, may offend experienced traders; again, allow me to reiterate that this is not my intention in writing this book. My suggestion is that if you are successful and happy with your present status regarding trading success and profits, then why read this book? “If it isn’t broken, then don’t fix it,” as some would say; however, if you feel you have not arrived as a successful forex trader, then read on—because maybe this book is just what you have been searching for. I simply ask that you keep an open mind and try not to merge the trading tools of the smaller markets with the modernized tools of this very large and volatile market known as the forex.
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Every Forex trader have own system for their open position, my first system is breakout system. why breakout? cause breakout price sometimes decide where price want to go, simple maybe but this system must support by other indicators like bolinger band, stoch and maybe we can add some moving average, and off course we have discipline to put stop loss. This e-book show how breakout system working.
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Filed Under (Forex eBook) by ForexDigg on 02-07-2008
Sometime we have to learn from the professional forex trader, why i said that? cause we have to know like what professional forex trader trade they money and we can take the positive from their experience also the story can become our motivated to trade at the forex market.
The content of this e-book are;
- GEORGE ANGELL KEYS IN ON VOLATILITY AND LIQUIDITY
- JAYE BERNSTEIN: PSYCHOLOGIST TURNED TRADER
- TOM BIEROVIC USES DISCRETION ON TOP OF HIS RULES
- WALTER BRESSERT READS MARKET VIA CYCLES & OSCILLATORS
- TOM DEMARK RELIES 100% ON MARKET TIMING
- GEORGE FONTANILLS INCORPORATES OPTIONS TO A LOWER RISK
- LEE GETTESS FOCUSES ON CONTROLLING RISK
- CYNTHIA KASE RELIES ON PROPRIETARY TECHNICAL INDICATORS
- GEORGE LANE STILL TRADING OFF STOCHASTICS AT AGE 75
- GLENN NEELY BUCKS TRADITIONAL ELLIOTT ANALYSIS
- GRANT NOBLE READS MASS MEDIA FOR CONTRARIAN SIGNALS
- LINDA BRADFORD RASCHKE FOCUSES ON TECHNICALS
- RICK REDMONT BASES TRADING ON WYCKOFF THEORIES
- ANGELO REYNOLDS SCALPS IN THE EURODOLLAR PIT
- PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF FOR JOE STOWELL.
- GARY WAGNER USES CANDLESTICKS TO MEASURE SENTIMENT
- BEN WARWICK’S “EVENT TRADING” KEYS IN ON NEWS
- LARRY WILLIAMS: TRAINING KEY FOR TRADING, RUNNING
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