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The foreign-exchange market is often referred to as the Slaughterhouse where novice traders go to get ''chopped up''. It is one of egos and money, where millions of dollars are won and lost every day and phones are routinely thrown across hectic trading desks. This palpable excitement has led to the explosion of the retail FX market, which has unfortunately spawned a new breed of authors and gurus more than happy to provide misleading and often downright fraudulent information by promising traders riches while making forex trading ''easy''.

Well I''ll let you in on a little secret: there is nothing easy about trading currencies. If you don''t believe me then stop by Warren Buffet''s office and ask him how he could lose $850m betting on the dollar or ask George Soros why his short yen bets cost him $600m not once but twice in 1994. What''s wrong with these guys, don''t they read FX books?

In reality, the average client''s trading approach combined with the unsc

Trade Review
"...could help novices avoid much of the pain...a brutall honest appraisal of how currency markets work." (Investors Chronicle, April 24th 2009)

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments ix

Introduction xi

Part I Through the Eyes of a Trader 1

1 On Markets 3

2 The Currency Market 9

3 A Rare Breed 13

4 FX Dealers 19

5 Today’s FX Market 23

6 The Players 27

Part II The Retail Side of Things 33

7 Card Stacking 35

8 Don’t Trust Your FCM 43

9 Third-Party Services 47

10 Fighting Back 51

Part III Joining the 10% 55

11 Becoming a Great Trader 57

12 Picking the Right Approach 63

Part IV FX Trading Tips 73

13 Adapting to the FX Market 75

14 Trading Thin Markets 83

15 Using the Crosses 87

16 All About Stops 93

17 Characteristics of FX Trends 97

18 Trading the FED 103

19 Fading News 109

20 FX Analysts: Who Cares? 113

Part V Dealer Trades 117

21 Trading Against Dealers 119

22 The Big Figure Trade 123

23 The Friday to Sunday Extension 131

24 Sticking it to Your Dealer 137

Part VI The Future 143

25 The End of the Beginning 145

Appendix Trading “How To’s” 149

How to Set Up Your Trading 151

How to Trade Price Action 157

How to Build a Position 163

How to Trade Out of a Losing Position 169

Notes 177

Speaking Like a Dealer 179

FX Glossary 181

Trading Maxims 189

Bibliography 191

CFTC Minimum Finance Requirement 193

Index 209

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 03/10/2008
      ISBN13: 9780470722084, 978-0470722084
      ISBN10: 0470722088

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The foreign-exchange market is often referred to as the Slaughterhouse where novice traders go to get ''chopped up''. It is one of egos and money, where millions of dollars are won and lost every day and phones are routinely thrown across hectic trading desks. This palpable excitement has led to the explosion of the retail FX market, which has unfortunately spawned a new breed of authors and gurus more than happy to provide misleading and often downright fraudulent information by promising traders riches while making forex trading ''easy''.

      Well I''ll let you in on a little secret: there is nothing easy about trading currencies. If you don''t believe me then stop by Warren Buffet''s office and ask him how he could lose $850m betting on the dollar or ask George Soros why his short yen bets cost him $600m not once but twice in 1994. What''s wrong with these guys, don''t they read FX books?

      In reality, the average client''s trading approach combined with the unsc

      Trade Review
      "...could help novices avoid much of the pain...a brutall honest appraisal of how currency markets work." (Investors Chronicle, April 24th 2009)

      Table of Contents

      Acknowledgments ix

      Introduction xi

      Part I Through the Eyes of a Trader 1

      1 On Markets 3

      2 The Currency Market 9

      3 A Rare Breed 13

      4 FX Dealers 19

      5 Today’s FX Market 23

      6 The Players 27

      Part II The Retail Side of Things 33

      7 Card Stacking 35

      8 Don’t Trust Your FCM 43

      9 Third-Party Services 47

      10 Fighting Back 51

      Part III Joining the 10% 55

      11 Becoming a Great Trader 57

      12 Picking the Right Approach 63

      Part IV FX Trading Tips 73

      13 Adapting to the FX Market 75

      14 Trading Thin Markets 83

      15 Using the Crosses 87

      16 All About Stops 93

      17 Characteristics of FX Trends 97

      18 Trading the FED 103

      19 Fading News 109

      20 FX Analysts: Who Cares? 113

      Part V Dealer Trades 117

      21 Trading Against Dealers 119

      22 The Big Figure Trade 123

      23 The Friday to Sunday Extension 131

      24 Sticking it to Your Dealer 137

      Part VI The Future 143

      25 The End of the Beginning 145

      Appendix Trading “How To’s” 149

      How to Set Up Your Trading 151

      How to Trade Price Action 157

      How to Build a Position 163

      How to Trade Out of a Losing Position 169

      Notes 177

      Speaking Like a Dealer 179

      FX Glossary 181

      Trading Maxims 189

      Bibliography 191

      CFTC Minimum Finance Requirement 193

      Index 209

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