1-Maximize Your Tools      2-Risk Management      3-Two Ways to Trade      4-The Basics of Technical Analysis      5-Applying Technical Analysis      6-Fundamentals Everyone Should Know      7-Psychology of Trading Two Ways to Trade - Books The following is a list of books that you may find useful: Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets : A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applicationsby John J. Murphy. This book is available at Amazon.com for $49.00.  John J. Murphy is considered to be one of the premiere technical analysts in the market today.   Electronic Currency Trading for Maximum Profit: Manage Risk and Reward in the Forex and Currency Futures Markets by Keith Long and Kurt Walter. This book is available at Amazon.com for $34.95.  This is an excellent introduction to trading geared towards traders new to the currency markets.   Trading in the Global Currency Markets by Cornelius Luca. This book is available at Amazon.com for $45.50. Whether a beginning student of global financial markets or a seasoned foreign exchange trader, this book is a practical and informative text that covers trading techniques, forecasting methods, and much more.

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