17 Proven Currency Trading Strategies: How to Profit in the Forex Market by Mario Signh

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The title of the book is quite misleading because none of the strategies mentioned in the book are “proved” to be consistently profitable at all. I am actually quite disappointed with the book. Do not recommend it.


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17 Proven Currency Trading Strategies, + Website: How to Profit in the Forex Market (Wiley Trading)
Written by Mario Signh

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Algorithmic Trading and DMA: An Introduction To Direct Access Trading Strategies by Barry Johnson

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A good introduction to algorithmic trading. It is a guided tour of the algorithmic trading world. It is packed with information if you have the prerequisite background to understand the lingos used in the book. Lacking either one of the two background knowledges, programming / order routing (the technical side) and firm trading, will make it difficult to understand this book. Only recommending this book to those who are interested in the subject with at least one of the prerequisites.


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Algorithmic Trading and DMA: An Introduction To Direct Access Trading Strategies
Written by Barry Johnson

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Manias, Panics and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises by Charles P. Kindleberger and Robert Z. Aliber

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Must read for those who are interested in understanding market crashes and macro trading. Not as useful for those whose trading or investing time horizon within a week or so. Overall a good book to keep as a reference.


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Manias, Panics and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises
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