A Manual Of Foreign Exchange

A leading educator makes Forex investing as easy as driving a car In The Forex Trading Manual, Javier Paz provides easy-to-understand examples of long- and short-term strategies, best practices for navigating the economic calendar, and applications for trading a variety of currencies. To make this complex subject simple, he draws analogies between the different steps of trading in this market to the steps of turning on and driving a car. You’ll learn: Need-to-know facts about the Forex market Effective trading strategies Ways to build a coherent Trading Plan Everything you need to know about return on investment and risk Javier Paz founded formed FXBriefing, a boutique research firm serving institutional investors, corporate finance officials, and members of governments. In 2007, he launched ForexDatasource.com, which helps Forex traders make better choices. Paz is the creator of the FX Hound and mktNus fx technology, the broker dealer ranking methodology, and of forecasting models such as the Fundamental Market Value (FMV) of currencies.

The purpose of this book is to help bankers in their task of establishing, developing, and supervising foreign exchange departments. The essays included provide insightful and explanatory comments of a general nature in an area where no two institutions are likely to have similar needs or opportunities. The scarcity of books on foreign exchange departments is largely due to this diversity. Rudi Weisweiller's edited collection will appeal to the bankers who want to collaborate closely and successfully with personnel in foreign exchange departments and also to those actually engaged in the day-to-day work of those departments. This is partly a book for foreign exchange dealers and partly a book about them. Each contributor to this book is experienced and still active in the field of foreign exchange. Their accumulated experience has led to this knowledgeable volume, which will be useful to present and future practitioners as a general overview of the foreign exchange department in the modern financial institution.