Have you ever wondered how some city slickers get the millions of pounds in bonuses each year – they are traders and successful fund managers – a lot of them trade the world currency markets – the Forex – Now with advances in home computers you too can learn how to join this exclusive club.

 However there is a way to make consistent gains on the Forex even when currencies are going down.. What’s more it’s straightforward and inexpensive - and with a little guidance and dedication, even a financial beginner can make money from world currency markets 24 hours a day (whether you’re 16 or 60!)

The potential to increase your income is outstanding -  by spending a short time each day on your PC

But the beauty of currency trading is that you are not dependent on the markets doing well.

 Because you’re deciding on the direction and movement of a currency and not buying or selling the currency itself, you can profit on the price going down as well as up. So if the currency behaves as you predict, you gain. If it doesn’t you lose. The trick is to analyse trends and patterns, and if these remain consistent with your predictions then you’re onto a winner.

 It’s so easy to get started, even a financial beginner has the potential to make substantial profits

Taking up currency trading is easy. All you need is an Internet-connected PC, a short time each day plus a willingness to learn. It’s like a new hobby. A potentially very profitable new hobby. And like any hobby, the more you put into it, the more you could get out.

Contrary to what you might think, Forex trading is not the exclusive domain of the banker or university graduate. You don’t need to know the ‘ins and outs’ of the world economic situation (although a basic interest in world affairs is of course an advantage).  

Nor do you have to spend hours scouring the financial pages. You don’t even need to be familiar with the individual currency.  Put simply, if you’ve got the sort of mind that enjoys analysing patterns, studying trends and making them work in your favour, then you’ve got just as much chance of making consistent profits as the so-called ‘experts’ out there!

 So what sort of gains can you expect to achieve?

 As anyone who knows me will tell you, I have very strong opinions about over-hyped claims. You will find none here

 The simple fact is that even the most experienced traders won’t make millions overnight.

 But you if you apply yourself and follow my instructions, you could very realistically make a steady and consistent profit.

 To succeed at currency trading, you need discipline, dedication and control. Following a short learning curve even a complete financial novice has the potential to make profits every month. And believe me, once you start to reap rewards, you will quickly become ‘hooked’!

 But I must warn you… You need to accept that at times you will lose. The gearing and risk is higher in Forex trading than in share dealing or CFD’s – but then so are the rewards.

 However I will show you how to control your potential losses and play the markets intelligently. How to stay ahead of the game, preserve your capital and turn it into consistent gains. And most important of all, how to know instinctively when to take your profits and bank them, so you don’t run the risk of losing them again.

I’ve made it even easier for you to get started

 Obviously as a former financial advisor I knew a thing or two about financial matters, when I became involved in Forex trading  I quickly found that it was so straightforward that anyone with a logical mind could succeed at it.

 The problem was and still is that although there is a lot of information out there aimed at the experienced forex trader there is precious little for the complete beginner and what is available is outrageously expensive.   

Click this link to download the Introduction to Currency Trading presentation (13 Mb)(Flash player required - click to download the player and then play via Internet Explorer)

I have found Forex courses that charge up to £3,000. And many insist on additional software and data feed that can cost in excess of £500 each month before you start.

All our sophisticated software(The most advanced on the Planet) is Free and “Real time” data feed is included with one of the most advanced trading platforms available today – there is nothing further to purchase after this course – guaranteed.

That’s why, This year after the success of my previous CD course on Spread Betting world stock market’s, I sat down and wrote an easy to follow, comprehensive beginner’s guide to Currency Trading (Forex) at a price that’s within everyone’s budget.

All the facts, figures and tricks-of-the-trade of successful currency trading are in this full CD course – Over 6 hours of Audio/visual training.

A Beginner’s Guide to currency trading is your complete step-by-step blueprint to making consistent profits through trading the forex.  Don’t just take my word for it – we sent it out to be tested by new and full time currency traders – prior to release here are some of the responses.

“An exceptionally well presented CD, Full of valuable and money/time saving info”.

 “A godsend for a newbie’s initial interest in FX”

 “Although I am an experienced trader, from a newcomers viewpoint, 95% of the content will be easily assimilated and well received, Certainly worth the price and will actually save the purchaser more money and time than attempting to learn solo.”

 Not over hyped, good impact, good visual / Audio – Very professional intro. Good Sound Advice, good emphasis on Protection, an important and often underrated part of the trading process. - M.P East Anglia April 04

 “The pace of the learning is fine and overall presentation, excellent for the cost, with good easy to follow instruction. The trading setup and charts are organised in an easy to follow beginner friendly manner. I find it difficult to fault any aspect as it so well organised in its presentation on learning for the student’s basics on trading”. Darren Birmingham (experienced trader)

 I think there is a place for this type of product – a step by step walk through for all aspects of FX trading, and your course achieves this very well. I spent 3 months researching to find this info – so you will save someone that much time so the cost seems cheap. I’m 36 a lawyer by trade and new to trading. – D.J. April 04 

The presentation and layout was very good – clear and easy to understand. The content covers everything a beginner would need to know before trading – I.P April 04

On this comprehensive CD I will show you how to turn the markets to your advantage. So instead of watching the markets eat up your cash, you can turn their ‘ups and downs’ into a nice little earner.

 It’s so simple that even a complete novice can make a success of it. I’ve done all the work for you and presented it in a straightforward and easy to understand programme that will show you how to: 

• Turn the turbulent currency market to your advantage
• Make profits when the markets go down as well as up
• Place trades online quickly and easily.
•  Find extra help and advice whenever you need it.
• Select the right currencies to trade.
• Learn the chart patterns that can make you a lot of money.
• Find the Internet sites that can save you a fortune.
• … plus much, much more!

Why currency trading? Let me tell you a little of the Forex.

The Foreign Exchange market, also referred to as the "Forex" or "FX" market is the largest financial market in the world, with a daily average turnover of well over US$1.5 trillion -- 40 times larger than the combined volume of all U.S. equity markets.

"Foreign Exchange" is the simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another. Currencies are traded in pairs, for example Euro/US Dollar (EUR/USD) or US Dollar/Japanese Yen (USD/JPY).

There are two reasons to buy and sell currencies. About 5% of daily turnover is from companies and governments that buy or sell products and services in a foreign country or must convert profits made in foreign currencies into their domestic currency. The other 95% is trading for profit, or speculation.

For speculators, the best trading opportunities are with the most commonly traded (and therefore most liquid) currencies, called "the Majors." Today, more than 85% of all daily transactions involve trading of the Majors, which include the US Dollar, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar.

A true 24-hour market, Forex trading begins each day in Sydney, and moves around the globe as the business day begins in each financial centre, first to Tokyo, London, and New York. Unlike any other financial market, investors can respond to currency fluctuations caused by economic, social and political events at the time they occur - day or night.

The FX market is considered an Over the Counter (OTC) or 'interbank' market, due to the fact that transactions are conducted between two counterparts over the telephone or via an electronic network. Trading is not centralized on an exchange, as with the stock and futures markets.

 Order now and save over £125...

 So how much does my CD course A Beginner’s Guide to Currency Trading cost? At just £275, this power-packed blueprint comes at a tiny fraction of the price you might expect to pay elsewhere.

I have reduced the price to just £149.99 – a saving of over £125!

 In addition to my CD course, I also run practical workshops on spread betting throughout the UK - at affordable prices. And I am at present writing a workshop on the forex with the emphasis on Live Trading with the use of direct online computer facilities for each workshop member. These will be designed for the beginners and will last 2 full days.

The CD comes with a series of 17 Audio/Visual sections which you can stop and replay as you wish and the contents are:-

Contents of the Beginners Currency Course

Section 1 

• Introduction to Currency Pairs
• Major Currencies
• Comparison between Forex, Equities and Futures
• Liquidity
• 24 hour market
• Cost comparisons
• Leverage

Section 2 

• Basic Principles of Currency Trading
• Prediction v Betting
• The Buy and Sell Movement
• The “Spread” and it effects
• Sizes of trades – pip calculation
• Gearing & effects
• Margins and overnight interest
• Practical Advantages
• Dynamics
• A few initial thoughts on strategy

Section 3 

• Overview of technical analysis
• The Trading Platform
• How and where to download the demo platform
• Help & Support on the trading platform
• Risks involved with Forex Trading
• Where to download the manuals

Section 4 

• An introduction to Fundamental analysis
• Where to get live news feed
• Brief description on effects of world events

Section 5 

• Timescales
• Introduction to technical analysis
• Timeframes & Scales
• Understanding what charts mean
• Candlestick charts Bar & line charts

Section 6 

• Understanding charts
• Trends
• Support & resistance
• Trend Reversals
• Breakouts
• Moving Averages

Section 7 

• Studies and Indicators
• Short Medium Long term trades
• Bollinger Bands
• Parabolic Stop & Reversal
• Relative strength index
• Directional Movement Index
• MACD – Histogram
• Williams %R

Section 8 

• Chart Patterns that consistently make money
• 13 specific chart patterns that work

Section 9

 

• Placing trades – alternative ways
• Placing  stops and their importance
• Placing Limits
• Moving both stops and limits
• Changing chart parameters and colours

 

Section 10

 

• Trailing stops to secure profits
• Increasing Positions
• Setting Alerts
• Leaving Buy /Sell orders
• Checking Accounts
• Hedging Positions

Section 11 

• Inbuilt Trading Systems
• The advantage of trading systems
• Changing trading system parameters
• How to set them up

Section 12

• Bringing it all together
• Deciding which type of trader you are
• Preparation
• Sample early morning setup
• Protecting your position
• Locking in profits
• Using Alerts wisely
• Recording your trades in your journal

Section 13 

• Showing you entry and exit strategies

Section 14

• Money Management (The Holy Grail)
• The importance of financial control
• Trading sensibly within your means
• The financial mistakes of most losers
• Gamblers logic and rules

Section 15

• Psychology of trading
• Trading what you see and not what you feel
• Self discipline and creating working Habits
• General section on metal problems and how to overcome them

Section 16 

• Websites
• The best websites to visit and use for Forex
• You are shown around the internet saving you hours of research

Section 17 

• In Conclusion
• Keeping in mind these special points
• This is risk free learning do not rush to use real money
• It takes time effort and discipline to learn
• If you want to succeed, organise yourself, organise your time have a trading plan and keep records
• Remember the importance of money management
• Never let trading dominate your life
• Help & Support from the author.

Click this link to download the Introduction to Currency Trading presentation (13 Mb) (Flash player required - click to download the player and then play via Internet Explorer)