GETTING STARTED IN CURRENCY TRADING 货币贸易入门指南

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Getting Started in Currency Trading is both an introduction and reference tool for beginning and intermediate foreign exchange (Forex) traders. This information-packed resource opens with a description of the Forex market and a section of clearly defined Forex terms with examples. You'll learn how to open your own trading account by following step-by-step instructions and numerous screen shots that show you what expect inside a dealer's trading platform. You'll walk through the physical process of placing and liquidating currency orders. Later chapters introduce various trading strategies and tactics in detail, along with some fundamental and technical analysis that will help you win in the exploding foreign exchange trading market.

MICHAEL DUANE ARCHER，has been an active commodity futrues and FOREX trader for over thirty years Mike has also workde in various registered avdvisory capacities norably as a CTA(Commodity Trading Advisor)and as an investment advisor He is curretly CEO of COmmTools Inc a corporation focusing on nonlinear solutions to trend forecasting with a special emphasis on cellular automata models.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
About This Book
How This Book is Organized
Disclaimer
PART1 THEN AND NOW
Chapter1 Getting Started
Chapter2 History of Currency Trading
Chapter3 Currency Futures and the IMM
PART2 WHAT EVERY TRADER MUST KNOW
Chapter4 FOREX TERMS
Chapter5 Selecting A forex BRoker
Chapter6 Opening an Online Trading Account
Chapter7 Mechanics of FOREX Trading
Chapter8 The Claculating Trader
PART3 HOW TO BEAT THE MARKET(MAYBE)
Chapter9 Fundametal Analysis
Chapter10 Technical Analysis
PART4 THE BUSINESS OF TRADING
Chapter11 Money Management and Psychology
Chapter12 Trading Tactics
Chapter13 What to Do If Things GO Wrong
Chapter14 Record Keeping
PART5 ADVANGED TOPICS
Chapter15 Advanced Topics
AppendixA List of World Currencies and Symbols
AppendixB Exchange Rates
AppendixC Euro Currency Unit
AppendixD Time Zones and Global Banking Hours
AppendixE Central Banks and Regulatry Agencies
AppendixF Resources
Glossary
Index
About the Authors