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3 BOOKS IN 1 DEAL! •BOOK 1 - STOCK CHART PATTERNS AND RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES •BOOK 2 - TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND PRICE ACTION •BOOK 3 - PSYCHOLOGICAL WINNING MINDSET OF SUCCESSFUL TRADERS IF YOU WANT TO TRADE FX, EITHER USING SWING TRADING OR DAY TRADING, BUY THIS BOOK NOW AND GET STARTED TODAY! This book is an excellent beginner’s guide to learn about trading the Forex Market! BOOK 1 COVERS; •What is Forex, what is a currency pair, what is a PIP and how to calculate the value of PIP in US dollars. •What is Leverage, why it’s important and how you can use it. •How to setup a Demo Account, and the basics of how to navigate MT4 Trading Platform. •How to implement various Trading strategies such as the RSI, Bollinger Bands & Fibonacci. •How to deploy Momentum Trading, Support & Resistance and Trend Following strategies. •How to build and Test a Sample Strategy and how to grow a small Forex Account. •Tips to choose a good Forex Broker and how to Manage Risk in Forex. •How to trade the RSI Divergence Strategy, how to place Stop Losses and what Lot Size you should you. •What moves Forex market and how Central Banks Influence Forex Prices. BOOK 2 COVERS; •How to Become A Forex Trader •Ad

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Author
Mark Zuckerman
Language
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