Currently I am 18 years old, I have £3,000+ and going up all the time. I have practice and live experience with trading Spot-Forex and have returned as much as 507.45% within 1 month with my practice account but with my live account, I think I can handle the emotion anyway and can do as well. I have also read many books on investing in the stock market also.

If, say, I trade spot-forex and make money that way, perhaps a few thousand every so often, and invest that money into stocks I’ve researched thoroughly and that have very high growth potential that are most likely sure things to invest in and it grows from age 18 to age 30 and I repeatedly do this over and over again for the 12 years from age 18-30, also if I become an internet entrepreneur and grow them using some of the spare money I make, could I become a multimillionaire by age 30? Is this a realistic plan?

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can anyone tell me any good learning resources like online, or books, or anything to help me learn about investing in stocks, bonds, forex, and stuff like that, from zero. Im a student and i need to know everything, from the most insignificant to the significant. thank you!

Would you recommend: Stocks, Futures, Options, Forex, etc. Kindly qualify your answer, if possible. … PLEASE note, I am talking about "Trading" and not "Investing". … Thanks in advance.

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I just came across this Forex website selling its e-book, claiming that if you would just follow its framework and rules, you are guaranteed to make $$. Here’s the http://forex10pipsbchh.blogspot.com/#. Has anyone had any experience with this blog? Is it any good or is it all a scam?

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I was thinking about purchasing the book or DVD’s. Anyone have any good advice? Much Appreciated for a new investor in the Forex.

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Can anyway suggest to me a book that has a little bit of everything within the world of Wall Street and finance. A little bit about stocks, bonds, forex, history, techniques, careers, etc.

Can anyone recommend a good forex candlestick trading manual?

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Me and my Dad have been trading for almost 2 years and we have No progress at all! We buy and buy different books and they wont tell You anything! We need help. Not from sites. But from experienced traders. Pleases, I beg You. Help us. We are in big financial problems. You dont know how we feel. Please help us. Either by mail or phone. Please.

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Does anyone know whether Andrew Barnett offering free book ‘The seven minute workday’ (about Forex trading) and also offering free seminars, is one of the many masquerading as a good fellow but really operating under that guise in an attempt to extract large fees for his services.My son in law and others I know have been suckered in to trading schemes paying out thousands of dollars but in the end out of pocket to a bunch of viral marketing shysters. Does anyone have any experience of this man?

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I Know NOTHING at all about Forex and would like to learn starting with the VERY basics is there a good book or website I can read up. Basically all I know about Forex is that it has to do with currency trading….

I heard rumers about using wavelets, or multiresolution analysis, to trade the forex market and that it works really well. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about that and if you do, can you share information or where I can get information about (book, ebook, website etc.)

I don’t really know what wavelets are. But based on what i see on google and stuff, it seems pretty complicated. I don’t see how it can be use to trade…

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It could be anything from stock market trading to Futures and Options or even Forex. Could be Day-trading, Online-trading, etc. Please feel free to list as many websites as you might know about – as long as they are FREE. Also, any good book suggestions and/or tips?

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What are some good resources (books, videos, websites, etc) for learning about investing and trading with stocks and forex?

Could someone recommend a good book to me on carry trades in forex? Thank you for your consideration.

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Im studying Forex, and i have the practice program 5 days now, im reading and daily i make virtually almost 4000$ and im loosing more than i make.
So, my humble logic says, learn more, and learn to make only the good trades and not the bad ones.
So, I read books, online stuff etc etc, in 4 days i learn about candlesticks, MACD, Histogram, trading pairs,other technical indicators, pips, leverage, spreads, and so many other things, and I also learn that i have to practice at least a month or two! before i even think to make a trade with real money!
and i see clearly that i need to practice because i really don;t earn money, not even with fake money!
my losses are bigger from my profits!
so, the next logical step is to practice until i will make more profits than losses with the virtual money!

so, how come, that simple thing people don;t follow it and go and loose their money?
at least if vitrually after a month i still loose money, i will not trade my real money and i will have forex as a nice game!
i will be a happy person!
but if i see that i make money , i continue and see how im doing.
I believe that a medium trader should make more than 65% of winnings and a 35 of losses.
My personal goal is to 70 up to 80% success!

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Please justify your answer if possible.

Hola,

I’ve been trading Forex in a demo account for over 2 months now. I’ve lost everything once in the process, made over ,000 some days, etc. But I would like to research forex trading more to get more expert opinions. I’ve read the whole beginner’s guide on www.babypips.com (good resource for people brand new to Forex!)

Anyway I was just wondering…… are there any people out there famous for trading Forex full-time and being successful at it? Are there any widely-acclaimed books or articles or schools of thought? Keep in mind I’m not referring to "systems" you have to pay for, ie. scam artists.

My forex blog:
www.yarcofin.wordpress.com

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Can anyone reccomand me good reading material about the Foreign Exchange Market. I came across a lot of books but i don’t know which are good since they don’t have that much comments online. Please recommand some books that you know are good and helpful from personal experience. I am just starting Forex and would like to get as much info. as i can. Thank you

I’ve been trading stocks for a year or so and want to expand into different types of trading like opening a ForEx account. How long did it take you to get a hang of it and any good books or authors on the subject?

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I would like to enter the Foreign Exchange Market but I realy know very little about it. Does anyone know where I could get some accurate information (e.g.: websites)? Are there any good books I should take a look at? What about the Forex programs advertised on the television? Are they worth looking at or are they just a waste of money?

At the moment I have around 0 dollars that I could towards investing, but I really do want to read up on it before I start does anybody have any ideas on good practise sites, or books that I should read. I would prefer a more active style of investing (day trading or forex or something)and I would like to know if there are any good canadian brokerage firms

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I’m very interested in finance (etc… stocks/investing/trading/forex… all of that). I also have a blog. Now, I’ve been reading some books about stocks and wanted to post what I thought was helpful or what I took from the books that I’ve read. The summary would probably break down each book, chapter by chapter and talk about what I thought was useful.

Can I do this? Is this breaking copyright? I’ve taken notes on the books, but I’m not sure whether or not I’ll be able to provide page numbers or specific citations. If I just paraphrase and provide the chapters, books, and authors, is that OK?
Ok, maybe this might help.

I’m assuming you all are familiar with Sparknotes (and similar services)?

I want to write summaries like those but on the books that I’ve read. As well as provide commentary and analysis as they do.

How is it fine for Sparknotes to do this, but I might run into a copyright problem?
Also, my intent is not to steal credit. I merely wish to talk about what was discussed in the book in summary form (definitely not verbatim and not long in length). Beyond that, I aim to comment and critique what was said and whether I agree or disagree…whether it has worked for me. Whether I suggest the book. etc.

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Also a good but affordable Forex training course in the UK

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