Forex Trading: The Basics Explained in Simple Terms (Bonus System incl. videos): The Bonus System includes his personal indicators in MT4/MT5 and TradingView ... Stocks, Currency Trading, Bitcoin Book 1) Kindle Edition

A great introduction to forex trading. The essentials are covered without a lot of unnecessary filler, it's "meat and potatoes" if you would. The information is presented in a manner that is easy to digest and understand.

As someone who has spent years developing stock trading systems, I highly recommend Jim Brown's introduction to currency trading. From sad experience, I know that 80 to 90 percent of the books on trading systems are a waste of time. They present cherry-picked examples of great trades to dazzle the reader and build up a false sense of confidence in the system. When you try to use these types of books in real trading, you lose money fast without a clue of how to fix the situation.This book is is not one of those dead ends. It explains how forex trading works in clear, simple terms. It teaches the basics that are part of any solid trading system...finding a trading style that fits you as a person, selecting the right instruments to trade, finding good entry and exit points, managing risk, position sizing, and above all, approaching every trade with the right psychology. Winning at the trading game is all about mastering these fundamentals; the author does a good job of introducing readers to those fundamentals and showing why they are important.There is much more to this book than the information between the front and back cover. At the end of the book, Jim Brown invites readers to join his FaceBook group and download a forex trading system that he himself uses. I joined the group and found a wealth of information from the author as well as a trading community that has sprung up around him. I also downloaded the trading system and found it to be a solid approach to profiting. The best systems tend to be both simple and elegant, and this system checks the box on both qualities.If forex trading interests you, make this the first book you read. It is an excellent introduction to the craft by an honest and generous professional.

I never really truly finished a book about Forex ( or many books to be honest) . So this is an accomplishment for me lol. Seriously, I really found this book helpful, it really gave me confidence to continue on this path in being a Forex trader. I now have a broader understanding of things. For those that left a bad review saying that you can get this information anywhere for free.. they are correct. I have found other places to gather this information. What made this a good resource is that it is not a lot of extras. So I am pleased with this book, and I highly recommend it

I am a man of 78 years of age and I have free time and some dollars that are not essential for me to live, I can lay them down trying to make a profit. I found that trading with forex gives both possibilities. As a neophyte enter a trader and invest in the first investment in ten pairs and earn in eight and leave two open. Those two open pairs have already eaten the profits and if I close them they will also eat my capital. Look for information on the internet and I found Jim Brown's books. To have them at the moment buy them in amazon kindle store. Unfortunately I bought the second, I say unfortunately not because the book is bad, no, the book is very good but my neurons did not have the habit of learning. With little hope send an email to Jim telling him that I did not understand his second book. Immediately he answered and offered to explain the parts I did not understand. Jim negotiates with the three big traders Asia, Europe and America which given the different time zones makes him work most of the day. I appreciated his offer of help and he recommended me to start my learning by reading the book FOREX TRADING , THE BASICS EXPLAINED IN SIMPLE TERMS. This book should be the first book for all those who wish to trade. In short Jim has not stopped to keep in touch with me and has clarified some concepts. With many experiences, I strongly recommend Jim's three books, but they must be read in order, first the first. Thanks Jim, I should have read your books before risking my money. God bless you.

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