Wednesday 13 July 2016

Forex Traders Thrive On Continuous Education









Forex Market Analysis Studies 
 


The FX markets are the most volatile markets with a daily turnover over 6 trillion US Dollars if we were to add to the spot market the full range of OTC forward rate agreements and derivative trading.

The FX markets are now the most popular medium for day trading activity across hundreds of private platforms that stretch across the globe from China to USA.

Accessibility is almost instantaneous but longevity is usually brief.

Why?

Because again and again private individuals enter into the FX trading arena unprepared. It is simple as that. They usually enter with $5000 accounts, implode and come back a year later with a different account but no wiser.

So why can't people learn to prepare themselves better?

Perhaps it is human nature that we all tend to try to find the shortest possible route to success. But often shortcuts do not work out in life.

Proper preparation prevents poor performance. 

The key to successful trading over the years ahead lies in the time that you decide to invest in your own private education. Reading and learning increases your potential to analyze information faster. 

Please use Bookboon where you can download books on economics, the theory of money and markets for a better understanding of how the Forex markets work.

Please download for free:  

Foreign Exchange Market: An Introduction
Prof. Dr AP Faure Rhodes University


http://bookboon.com/en/foreign-exchange-market-an-introduction-ebook 



The more time you invest in education then the better prepared you are to make trading decisions and the less likely you shall implode your accounts. Knowledge empowers the individual to a better understanding of the technical and fundamental nature of the forex markets.


Pieter Bergli - Trader X16


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