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The Sensible Guide to Forex
Safer, Smarter Ways to Survive and Prosper from the Start
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[...]'s 2013 Best Book Award!

The Sensible Guide to Forex: Safer, Smarter Ways to Survive and Prosper from the Start is written for the risk averse, mainstream retail investor or trader seeking a more effective way to tap forex markets to improve returns and hedge currency risk. As the most widely held currencies are being devalued, they're taking your portfolio down with them--unless you're prepared.

For traders, the book focuses on reducing the high risk, complexity, and time demands normally associated with forex trading.

For long-term investors, it concentrates on how to hedge currency risk by diversifying portfolios into the strongest currencies for lower risk and higher capital gains and income.

The usual forex materials don't provide practical answers for most retail traders or longer term investors. Virtually all forex trading materials focus on time-consuming, high-leverage, high-risk methods at which most traders fail. Materials about long-term investing in foreign assets rarely take into account the prospects of the related currency. A falling currency can turn an otherwise good investment into a bad one.

Throughout the book, the emphasis is on planning and executing only low risk, high potential yield trades or investments and avoiding serious losses at all costs. Packed with richly illustrated examples every step of the way and including additional appendices and references to online resources, the book is the ultimate guide to forex for retail traders and investors seeking to tap forex markets for better currency diversification and income.
* Provides traders with safer, smarter, less complex and time-consuming ways to trade forex with higher odds of success. These include the use of such increasingly popular new instruments like forex binary options and social trading accounts that mimic expert traders.
* Shows investors how to identify the currencies most likely to hold or increase their value, and provides a wealth of ideas about how to apply that knowledge to a long-term, low-maintenance portfolio for both income and capital appreciation.
* Helps anyone seeking an asset class with low correlation to other markets by explaining how the very nature of forex markets means that regardless of market conditions there's always a playable trend somewhere, regardless of what other asset markets are doing, and how to find and exploit it for a short-term trade or a long-term investment in a currency pair, stock, bond, or other asset

The Sensible Guide to Forex is only book that teaches mainstream risk averse investors and traders how to build a portfolio that's diversified by currency exposure as well as by asset class and sector, via a variety of safer, simpler methods to suit different needs, risk tolerances, and levels of expertise.

Written by Cliff Wachtel, a 30+ year financial market writer, advisor, and analyst, The Sensible Guide to Forex offers practical solutions to the above dilemmas faced by every serious, prudent investor.

A must own for any informed investor-but don't take out word for it - see advanced reviews at: [...]
[...]'s 2013 Best Book Award!

The Sensible Guide to Forex: Safer, Smarter Ways to Survive and Prosper from the Start is written for the risk averse, mainstream retail investor or trader seeking a more effective way to tap forex markets to improve returns and hedge currency risk. As the most widely held currencies are being devalued, they're taking your portfolio down with them--unless you're prepared.

For traders, the book focuses on reducing the high risk, complexity, and time demands normally associated with forex trading.

For long-term investors, it concentrates on how to hedge currency risk by diversifying portfolios into the strongest currencies for lower risk and higher capital gains and income.

The usual forex materials don't provide practical answers for most retail traders or longer term investors. Virtually all forex trading materials focus on time-consuming, high-leverage, high-risk methods at which most traders fail. Materials about long-term investing in foreign assets rarely take into account the prospects of the related currency. A falling currency can turn an otherwise good investment into a bad one.

Throughout the book, the emphasis is on planning and executing only low risk, high potential yield trades or investments and avoiding serious losses at all costs. Packed with richly illustrated examples every step of the way and including additional appendices and references to online resources, the book is the ultimate guide to forex for retail traders and investors seeking to tap forex markets for better currency diversification and income.
* Provides traders with safer, smarter, less complex and time-consuming ways to trade forex with higher odds of success. These include the use of such increasingly popular new instruments like forex binary options and social trading accounts that mimic expert traders.
* Shows investors how to identify the currencies most likely to hold or increase their value, and provides a wealth of ideas about how to apply that knowledge to a long-term, low-maintenance portfolio for both income and capital appreciation.
* Helps anyone seeking an asset class with low correlation to other markets by explaining how the very nature of forex markets means that regardless of market conditions there's always a playable trend somewhere, regardless of what other asset markets are doing, and how to find and exploit it for a short-term trade or a long-term investment in a currency pair, stock, bond, or other asset

The Sensible Guide to Forex is only book that teaches mainstream risk averse investors and traders how to build a portfolio that's diversified by currency exposure as well as by asset class and sector, via a variety of safer, simpler methods to suit different needs, risk tolerances, and levels of expertise.

Written by Cliff Wachtel, a 30+ year financial market writer, advisor, and analyst, The Sensible Guide to Forex offers practical solutions to the above dilemmas faced by every serious, prudent investor.

A must own for any informed investor-but don't take out word for it - see advanced reviews at: [...]
Über den Autor

CLIFF WACHTEL, CPA, is the Chief Market Analyst for [...], Director of Market Research, New Media and Training for [...], and publisher of [...]. For more details on the author, visit the About page.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Read This First xix

Currency Risk: Every Investor's Dilemma xix

Currency Risk and How to Fight It xx

The Solution xx

Some Background xxi

Why Any Trader or Investor Needs This Book xxii

What This Book Offers xxiv

Why Listen to You, Cliff? xxv

Visit [...] for Additional

Online Content xxviii

Acknowledgments xxxi

CHAPTER 1 Three Must-Know Forex Facts 1

Fact 1: Everyone Needs Forex Diversification Even if You

Don't Trade Actively 2

You're Exposed: Cover Your Assets 2

Even Long-Term Buy-and-Hold Investors Need Forex Diversification 3

Fact 2: Potential for Better Risk-Adjusted Returns 4

Forex Markets Often Provide Advanced Warnings of Changes in Other Markets 4

Forex Needn't Be Any Riskier Than Other Markets 4

No Uptick Rule: Just as Easy to Profit in a Falling Market as in a Rising One 5

Low Correlation to Other Financial Markets 7

The Most Flexible Hours 7

Forex Markets Offer the Best Liquidity 8

No Centralized Exchange with Specialists Holding Monopoly Power to Regulate Prices 9

Less Slippage 9

The Best Risk/Reward Potential 9

The Lowest Startup and Trading Costs 10

Fact 3: You Can Do This 11

How Can I Compete against the Pros and Big Institutions? 11

How David Beats Goliath: More on What This Book Will and Won't Do 12

What's the Catch? 14

Most Traders Fail within Their First Two Years 14

CHAPTER 2 Forex Basics 17

Basics of Currencies and Currency Pairs 17

Trade Only the Most Liquid Currencies 18

The Major Currencies 18

Risk versus Safe Haven Currencies: Definition and Ranking 19

Currencies Trade in Pairs and Why That Matters 20

Price Movements Are Always Relative to Another Currency 20

It's Just as Easy to Profit in Bear Markets as in Bull Markets 21

How to Read a Forex Pair Price Quote 22

Summary of Currency Pair Basics 24

Why It's Just as Easy to Profit from Falling Prices 25

Size Matters: Types of Currency Pairs 29

The Major Currency Pairs: The Most Liquid 29

More on Risk and Safe Haven Currencies 29

The Signs of the Crosses: Divine Revelations about Currency Strength 30

Walk on the Wild Side: The Exotics 32

Pips: The Universal Currency of Currencies 32

Calculating Pip Values 33

Three Ways to Limit Risk: Lot Size Usually the Easiest 33

Leverage and Margin: Their Relationship and Impact on Risk 35

Leverage: Greater Risk and Reward 35

Permitted Leverage Varies with Place and Time 35

How Margin, Lot Size, and Leverage Interact 36

The Importance of Adequate Capital 36

Margin Calls: Your account's Circuit Breaker 37

Order Types 38

Exit Orders: Ways to Close a Position 42

The Three Facets of Risk and Risk Control 44

The Core Four: The Most Important Skills for Success 45

Trader Psychology 46

Risk and Money Management (RAMM) 48

Technical and Fundamental Analysis 48

CHAPTER 3 Technical Analysis (TA) Basics 49

Candle Chart Basics 50

Candle Anatomy and Meaning 50

Relationship between Body, Wick, and Its Significance 52

Support and Resistance (S/R) Basics 54

Candle Chart Time Frames: Length Matters 59

Different Time Frames, Different Trading Techniques, and Styles 59

Different Time Frames, Different Trends 60

Identifying Support and Resistance (S/R) to Buy Low, Sell

High, or Vice Versa 62

Definitions of S/R Are Reversed for Long and Short Positions 63

The General Rule for Identifying Low-Risk High-Yield Trades 64

Finding S/R Is Key to Identifying and Executing Low-Risk High-Yield Trades 64

Good Risk Management Requires Good TA 66

Think of S/R as Zones or Areas 66

So Stick to Trading Longer Time Frames-They're Safer 67

Reasons to Consider Using Multiple Entry and Exit Points 68

Once Broken, Resistance Becomes Support and Vice Versa 68

Don't "OD" on TA 69

Why Specialize in a Few Currency Pairs and Time Frames? 69

What Determines Whether a Currency Is a Risk or a Safe Haven? 70

CHAPTER 4 Technical Analysis: Types of Support and Resistance (S/R) 73

Price Levels 74

For Lowest Risk, Enter Near Strong Support 75

What Makes Some S/R Points Stronger Than Others? 76

Longer Time Frames Offer More Reliable S/R Indicators 77

Check Shorter Time Frames to Detect Interim S/R Levels 77

Trends and Trend Lines 80

Trends Vary with Time Frame 80

Defining Trends, and Constructing Trend Lines 80

Types of Trend Lines 81

Single Uptrend or Downtrend Lines 82

Channels: Better Than Single Trend Lines 83

Moving Averages (MAs) 87

Fibonacci Retracements (Fibs): These Fibs Don't Lie 93

Applying Fibs to Your Charts 94

Fibs within Fibs 96

Bollinger Bands (BBs): Use as S/R in Range-Bound Markets 98

Support/Resistance (S/R) for Flat or Gently Sloping Trends: The Bollinger Bounce 99

Bollinger Bands Don't Provide Meaningful S/R with Strong Trends 100

Introduction to Japanese Candle Chart Patterns 101

More Key Points about Japanese Candle Patterns 107

Context and Timing Matter 107

Introduction to Western Chart Patterns 108

Classic Western Reversal Patterns 108

Beware False Breakouts, Shake Outs, and Other Fake Outs 111

Other Reversal Patterns to Know 112

Classic Western Continuation Patterns 113

We Repeat: False Breakouts Happen 115

Other Continuation Patterns 116

Patterns That Can Be Continuation or Reversal 116

The Underlying Logic of Chart Patterns 116

The More S/R Indicators, the Better 119

Multiple Mutually Reinforcing S/R Indicators: An Example 119

CHAPTER 5 Trader Psychology and Risk and Money Management (RAMM) 123

RAMM: Preserving Capital Is Your Top Priority 124

The Inner Game: Trader Psychology Basics 125

Lesson 1: Seek Trading Styles and Methods That Fit You 126

Lesson 2: Basics of the Trader's Mindset-Minimizing and Accepting Risk 128

Lesson 3: Dealing with Losing and Winning Streaks 129

Why Trade Longer Time Frames 130

Seek Safer Trading Styles 130

As with Driving, Speed Kills 131

A More Level Playing Field 132

More and Better Information Means Better Trade Decisions 134

Trends Are More Reliable in Longer Time Frames 134

Ideal Trends For Long-Term Investors 136

Other Technical Indicators Are Better in Longer Time Frames 137

Publicly Available Fundamental Data and Analysis Matters in Longer Time Frames 137

Lower Trading Costs 138

Start Out with Longer Duration Trades 138

Content Quality: The Sign of a Quality Broker 139

The Essence of Good RAMM 140

The Three Pillars of RAMM 141

Account Size and Affordable Loss per Trade 142

Setting Stop Losses: Basic Technique and Psychology 142

Where to Set Stop Losses: Two Criteria 142

More Capital Allows Wider Stop Losses and a Wider Choice of Low-Risk Trade Opportunities 143

Balancing Risk versus the Need to Win 144

Method 1: Recent Range 145

Method 2: Average True Range (ATR) 145

So How Much Capital Is Enough? 146

Leverage and Margin 147

Position Sizing 147

Avoid Having Too Many Open Positions 148

Entries Near Strong Support, Exits Near Strong Resistance 148

Entries 148

Exits: Use Trailing Stops to Protect and Maximize Gains 149

Entries and Exits: Single versus Multiple 149

Risk-Reward Ratios (RRRs) 150

Example: How 1:3 RRRs Make Winners Out of Losers 150

Example: How 1:2 Risk-Reward Ratios Make Winners Out of Losers 152

Applying 1:3 RRR: An Example 154

Acceptable RRR Can Vary with Market Conditions 155

More on Stop Loss Orders: An Example of Using ATR to Gauge Volatility and Place a Fixed or Trailing Stop Loss Order 156

If You Fail to Plan, You Plan to Fail 158

What's Your Rationale for Taking This Trade? 158

No. 1: Plan Every Trade and Record It in a Journal 160

Sample Trade Rationale as Recorded in Journal 162

No. 2: Your Overall Business Plan 165

What Conditions Do You Need for Success? 166

Safety in Numbers: Build a Team 166

CHAPTER 6 Essentials of Fundamental Analysis 169

Using Fundamental Analysis (FA) and Technical Analysis (TA) Together 171

An Overview of FA: Main Fundamental Drivers of Forex Trends 175

Overall Risk Appetite 176

Short-Term Interest Rates 183

Macroeconomic Data and Indicators 189

Example: EURUSD Uptrend Reverses in Late 2009 as Data Show Europe Slows, U.S. Grows 189

Geopolitics 193

Capital and Trade Flows 193

Merger and Acquisition (M&A) Activity 194

Short-Term Illiquidity: A Lack of Buyers and Sellers 195

Government and Central Bank Special Interventions in Times of Crisis 196

News Trading: Day Trading Based on Short-Term Fundamentals 197

What News Traders Watch 197

FA Basics: Easy to Understand and Hard to Apply 199

Therefore, Get Thee to an Analyst 200

Combining FA and TA: An Example 200

CHAPTER 7 Pulling It All Together with Trade Examples 205

Identifying and Executing Low-Risk, High Potential

Yield Trades 205

Begin Your Search On Longer Time Frame Charts, Then Zoom In 205

Consider the Fundamental Context 206

Initial Screening on Longer Time Frame Charts 206

Second Screening 208

Third Screening to Monitor Trade Progress 209

Types of Trades 210

Trade...

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Fachbereich: Betriebswirtschaft
Genre: Wirtschaft
Rubrik: Recht & Wirtschaft
Medium: Buch
Inhalt: 448 S.
ISBN-13: 9781118158074
ISBN-10: 1118158075
Sprache: Englisch
Herstellernummer: 1W118158070
Einband: Gebunden
Autor: Wachtel, Cliff
Hersteller: Wiley
John Wiley & Sons
Maße: 235 x 157 x 29 mm
Von/Mit: Cliff Wachtel
Erscheinungsdatum: 04.09.2012
Gewicht: 0,8 kg
Artikel-ID: 106890152
Über den Autor

CLIFF WACHTEL, CPA, is the Chief Market Analyst for [...], Director of Market Research, New Media and Training for [...], and publisher of [...]. For more details on the author, visit the About page.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Read This First xix

Currency Risk: Every Investor's Dilemma xix

Currency Risk and How to Fight It xx

The Solution xx

Some Background xxi

Why Any Trader or Investor Needs This Book xxii

What This Book Offers xxiv

Why Listen to You, Cliff? xxv

Visit [...] for Additional

Online Content xxviii

Acknowledgments xxxi

CHAPTER 1 Three Must-Know Forex Facts 1

Fact 1: Everyone Needs Forex Diversification Even if You

Don't Trade Actively 2

You're Exposed: Cover Your Assets 2

Even Long-Term Buy-and-Hold Investors Need Forex Diversification 3

Fact 2: Potential for Better Risk-Adjusted Returns 4

Forex Markets Often Provide Advanced Warnings of Changes in Other Markets 4

Forex Needn't Be Any Riskier Than Other Markets 4

No Uptick Rule: Just as Easy to Profit in a Falling Market as in a Rising One 5

Low Correlation to Other Financial Markets 7

The Most Flexible Hours 7

Forex Markets Offer the Best Liquidity 8

No Centralized Exchange with Specialists Holding Monopoly Power to Regulate Prices 9

Less Slippage 9

The Best Risk/Reward Potential 9

The Lowest Startup and Trading Costs 10

Fact 3: You Can Do This 11

How Can I Compete against the Pros and Big Institutions? 11

How David Beats Goliath: More on What This Book Will and Won't Do 12

What's the Catch? 14

Most Traders Fail within Their First Two Years 14

CHAPTER 2 Forex Basics 17

Basics of Currencies and Currency Pairs 17

Trade Only the Most Liquid Currencies 18

The Major Currencies 18

Risk versus Safe Haven Currencies: Definition and Ranking 19

Currencies Trade in Pairs and Why That Matters 20

Price Movements Are Always Relative to Another Currency 20

It's Just as Easy to Profit in Bear Markets as in Bull Markets 21

How to Read a Forex Pair Price Quote 22

Summary of Currency Pair Basics 24

Why It's Just as Easy to Profit from Falling Prices 25

Size Matters: Types of Currency Pairs 29

The Major Currency Pairs: The Most Liquid 29

More on Risk and Safe Haven Currencies 29

The Signs of the Crosses: Divine Revelations about Currency Strength 30

Walk on the Wild Side: The Exotics 32

Pips: The Universal Currency of Currencies 32

Calculating Pip Values 33

Three Ways to Limit Risk: Lot Size Usually the Easiest 33

Leverage and Margin: Their Relationship and Impact on Risk 35

Leverage: Greater Risk and Reward 35

Permitted Leverage Varies with Place and Time 35

How Margin, Lot Size, and Leverage Interact 36

The Importance of Adequate Capital 36

Margin Calls: Your account's Circuit Breaker 37

Order Types 38

Exit Orders: Ways to Close a Position 42

The Three Facets of Risk and Risk Control 44

The Core Four: The Most Important Skills for Success 45

Trader Psychology 46

Risk and Money Management (RAMM) 48

Technical and Fundamental Analysis 48

CHAPTER 3 Technical Analysis (TA) Basics 49

Candle Chart Basics 50

Candle Anatomy and Meaning 50

Relationship between Body, Wick, and Its Significance 52

Support and Resistance (S/R) Basics 54

Candle Chart Time Frames: Length Matters 59

Different Time Frames, Different Trading Techniques, and Styles 59

Different Time Frames, Different Trends 60

Identifying Support and Resistance (S/R) to Buy Low, Sell

High, or Vice Versa 62

Definitions of S/R Are Reversed for Long and Short Positions 63

The General Rule for Identifying Low-Risk High-Yield Trades 64

Finding S/R Is Key to Identifying and Executing Low-Risk High-Yield Trades 64

Good Risk Management Requires Good TA 66

Think of S/R as Zones or Areas 66

So Stick to Trading Longer Time Frames-They're Safer 67

Reasons to Consider Using Multiple Entry and Exit Points 68

Once Broken, Resistance Becomes Support and Vice Versa 68

Don't "OD" on TA 69

Why Specialize in a Few Currency Pairs and Time Frames? 69

What Determines Whether a Currency Is a Risk or a Safe Haven? 70

CHAPTER 4 Technical Analysis: Types of Support and Resistance (S/R) 73

Price Levels 74

For Lowest Risk, Enter Near Strong Support 75

What Makes Some S/R Points Stronger Than Others? 76

Longer Time Frames Offer More Reliable S/R Indicators 77

Check Shorter Time Frames to Detect Interim S/R Levels 77

Trends and Trend Lines 80

Trends Vary with Time Frame 80

Defining Trends, and Constructing Trend Lines 80

Types of Trend Lines 81

Single Uptrend or Downtrend Lines 82

Channels: Better Than Single Trend Lines 83

Moving Averages (MAs) 87

Fibonacci Retracements (Fibs): These Fibs Don't Lie 93

Applying Fibs to Your Charts 94

Fibs within Fibs 96

Bollinger Bands (BBs): Use as S/R in Range-Bound Markets 98

Support/Resistance (S/R) for Flat or Gently Sloping Trends: The Bollinger Bounce 99

Bollinger Bands Don't Provide Meaningful S/R with Strong Trends 100

Introduction to Japanese Candle Chart Patterns 101

More Key Points about Japanese Candle Patterns 107

Context and Timing Matter 107

Introduction to Western Chart Patterns 108

Classic Western Reversal Patterns 108

Beware False Breakouts, Shake Outs, and Other Fake Outs 111

Other Reversal Patterns to Know 112

Classic Western Continuation Patterns 113

We Repeat: False Breakouts Happen 115

Other Continuation Patterns 116

Patterns That Can Be Continuation or Reversal 116

The Underlying Logic of Chart Patterns 116

The More S/R Indicators, the Better 119

Multiple Mutually Reinforcing S/R Indicators: An Example 119

CHAPTER 5 Trader Psychology and Risk and Money Management (RAMM) 123

RAMM: Preserving Capital Is Your Top Priority 124

The Inner Game: Trader Psychology Basics 125

Lesson 1: Seek Trading Styles and Methods That Fit You 126

Lesson 2: Basics of the Trader's Mindset-Minimizing and Accepting Risk 128

Lesson 3: Dealing with Losing and Winning Streaks 129

Why Trade Longer Time Frames 130

Seek Safer Trading Styles 130

As with Driving, Speed Kills 131

A More Level Playing Field 132

More and Better Information Means Better Trade Decisions 134

Trends Are More Reliable in Longer Time Frames 134

Ideal Trends For Long-Term Investors 136

Other Technical Indicators Are Better in Longer Time Frames 137

Publicly Available Fundamental Data and Analysis Matters in Longer Time Frames 137

Lower Trading Costs 138

Start Out with Longer Duration Trades 138

Content Quality: The Sign of a Quality Broker 139

The Essence of Good RAMM 140

The Three Pillars of RAMM 141

Account Size and Affordable Loss per Trade 142

Setting Stop Losses: Basic Technique and Psychology 142

Where to Set Stop Losses: Two Criteria 142

More Capital Allows Wider Stop Losses and a Wider Choice of Low-Risk Trade Opportunities 143

Balancing Risk versus the Need to Win 144

Method 1: Recent Range 145

Method 2: Average True Range (ATR) 145

So How Much Capital Is Enough? 146

Leverage and Margin 147

Position Sizing 147

Avoid Having Too Many Open Positions 148

Entries Near Strong Support, Exits Near Strong Resistance 148

Entries 148

Exits: Use Trailing Stops to Protect and Maximize Gains 149

Entries and Exits: Single versus Multiple 149

Risk-Reward Ratios (RRRs) 150

Example: How 1:3 RRRs Make Winners Out of Losers 150

Example: How 1:2 Risk-Reward Ratios Make Winners Out of Losers 152

Applying 1:3 RRR: An Example 154

Acceptable RRR Can Vary with Market Conditions 155

More on Stop Loss Orders: An Example of Using ATR to Gauge Volatility and Place a Fixed or Trailing Stop Loss Order 156

If You Fail to Plan, You Plan to Fail 158

What's Your Rationale for Taking This Trade? 158

No. 1: Plan Every Trade and Record It in a Journal 160

Sample Trade Rationale as Recorded in Journal 162

No. 2: Your Overall Business Plan 165

What Conditions Do You Need for Success? 166

Safety in Numbers: Build a Team 166

CHAPTER 6 Essentials of Fundamental Analysis 169

Using Fundamental Analysis (FA) and Technical Analysis (TA) Together 171

An Overview of FA: Main Fundamental Drivers of Forex Trends 175

Overall Risk Appetite 176

Short-Term Interest Rates 183

Macroeconomic Data and Indicators 189

Example: EURUSD Uptrend Reverses in Late 2009 as Data Show Europe Slows, U.S. Grows 189

Geopolitics 193

Capital and Trade Flows 193

Merger and Acquisition (M&A) Activity 194

Short-Term Illiquidity: A Lack of Buyers and Sellers 195

Government and Central Bank Special Interventions in Times of Crisis 196

News Trading: Day Trading Based on Short-Term Fundamentals 197

What News Traders Watch 197

FA Basics: Easy to Understand and Hard to Apply 199

Therefore, Get Thee to an Analyst 200

Combining FA and TA: An Example 200

CHAPTER 7 Pulling It All Together with Trade Examples 205

Identifying and Executing Low-Risk, High Potential

Yield Trades 205

Begin Your Search On Longer Time Frame Charts, Then Zoom In 205

Consider the Fundamental Context 206

Initial Screening on Longer Time Frame Charts 206

Second Screening 208

Third Screening to Monitor Trade Progress 209

Types of Trades 210

Trade...

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Fachbereich: Betriebswirtschaft
Genre: Wirtschaft
Rubrik: Recht & Wirtschaft
Medium: Buch
Inhalt: 448 S.
ISBN-13: 9781118158074
ISBN-10: 1118158075
Sprache: Englisch
Herstellernummer: 1W118158070
Einband: Gebunden
Autor: Wachtel, Cliff
Hersteller: Wiley
John Wiley & Sons
Maße: 235 x 157 x 29 mm
Von/Mit: Cliff Wachtel
Erscheinungsdatum: 04.09.2012
Gewicht: 0,8 kg
Artikel-ID: 106890152
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