FX books to read for newbies

COMFX posted:
Is there a book with 'If-Then' Plays or step by step on how to make certen basic plays ?

Not really as forex does not work like that.

steveday1976 posted:
Hi All

I am fairly new to trading and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions about which books are best to read. Books on fx and topics such as money management would be a great help

1st: Trading In The Zone.

Lots of useful responses, thank you!!

I mean, reading books do help but I would recommend reading babypips school on forex. They provide very insightful information for newbies.

Mastering bitcoin : Unlocking digital cryptocurrencies by Andreas Antonopolos.

Best book is having a Mentor to practice with.

fancydandy posted:
I mean, reading books do help but I would recommend reading babypips school on forex. They provide very insightful information for newbies.

I agree with you on that; one of the best forex material online is provided by babypips. I have also used them a lot.

Books and articles on forex can help you to learn new things about trading and the market. So, it plays an important role to make money from the forex market.

Nice thread. I have got a lot of options to read from everyone's recommendations. Will check them shortly.

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Babypips school of kindergarten. Over a decade's ago it serves me as a newbie, before I further my education about trading and now i can boast and confidently say I'm among the profitable ones.

TraderAngolan posted:
Babypips school of kindergarten. Over a decade's ago it serves me as a newbie, before I further my education about trading and now i can boast and confidently say I'm among the profitable ones.

Babypips school is such a great course to learn from.

I think the book 'The Age of Cryptocurrency' is quite simple to read so it's gonna be interesting for beginners, as well as for experienced users.

I agree with previous posters about Trading in the Zone and BabyPips forex course.

Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom is a good one too, not specifically forex but it teaches you a lot about psychology, goal setting, and figuring out your own trading strategy.

I was also recommended High Probability Trading Strategies but haven't read it myself.

cardigan posted:

TraderAngolan posted:
Babypips school of kindergarten. Over a decade's ago it serves me as a newbie, before I further my education about trading and now i can boast and confidently say I'm among the profitable ones.

Babypips school is such a great course to learn from.

The best too

Some people who have the privilege seeing me trading ask how do I always come out profitable each day? Well the answer is simple because I take lose when needed and wait patiently to easily regain the small loss, and making sure profits always overwhelmed loss, all this way gained more than a decade ago from babypips, then developed it into the strategies of mine it is today.

steveday1976 posted:
Hi All

I am fairly new to trading and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions about which books are best to read. Books on fx and topics such as money management would be a great help

any help [https://books.google.com/](here)?

New traders should learn forex perfectly before investing their money. They can learn forex from anywhere.

I second www.babypips.com website for basics and foundational understanding of forex (you can't build a house without foundations), as well as Mark Douglas 'Trading in the Zone' and 'Disciplined trader' book series so that you learn how to control the emotional effects that trading can have on you, But what I would like to also add is a book that made a difference in my trading which is 'Naked Forex, high probability trades without indicators' as well as watching youtube videos specifically on price action trading (how to plot zones-the turning points that price makes) so I can know which trend I am looking at when I analyze as well as the market structure (basically the higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows that markets make when they either buying or selling)-watch videos by a guys called 'WISE WISDOM' on YouTube as well as video by 'Basecamp Trading' specifically on price action trading (It was an hour long last time I remember).

Anyways, that's my 2cents on the question, hope it helps