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The average daily forex trading volume currently exceeds $1.9 trillion. With so much on the line, we've put together a list of our favorite 100 forex resources to help you become a knowledgeable forex trader. The following resources were chosen for the quality of information and training tools offered. Although some of these tools are located on commercial sites, you'll find value in materials produced by professionals. Other sites were chosen for the resources that they offered for a price (like books), but they're all geared specifically toward the forex trader. The chosen sites are written in the English language, but some individuals, businesses, and organizations are located in areas other than the United States. All sites are listed in alphabetical order within the following categories:

Topics Covered in this Article

Beginner's Paradise | Blogs & News | Charts | Currency & Currency Converters | Directories & Portals | Economic Calendars & Indicators | Fibonacci & Candlesticks | Forecasts and Signals | Forums and Communities | Glossaries | Market Reports | Nonprofit Associations | Practice | Real-Time Quotes | Technical Indicators | X-Tras

Beginner's Paradise

If you're a forex newbie, the following sites will help you get a grip on the similarities and differences between forex trading and stock exchange trading. Take advantage of free resources before you dedicate any serious cha-ching to training.

  1. Tip'd: Investing and Finance Social Media / News —  Get the latest forex, commodities, and market news from the largest investing social media site.
  2. Currency College   — Currency College delivers a variety of course offerings with classes that   are held at the student’s convenience. Each class is followed by homework   and tests; each course lasts about six weeks; and each class contains about   ten students. Emphasis is given to risk management. This is not free education,   but if you bring referrals to Currency College you could earn a scholarship   toward your tuition. This site has plenty of free resources, however, like   a comparative chart   for various trading platforms so you can make an educated choice about trading   platforms.
  3. CyberTrading   University — This site offers free forex training through a two-hour   video that includes a brief history, PIP spreads, majors and crosses, economic   indicators, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, short-term long-term fundamentals,   trading rules, leverage and margin, trading psychology,   Fibonacci Retracement Levels, moving averages, oscillators, Candlestick Charts,   Bollinger Bands, and more.
  4. Forex   Charting 101 — A brief and basic overview of forex charts from   Pip Trader. You'll discover that the charts are very similar to those that   you might use for securities trading. But, some of the charts may seem more   complicated if you're not a seasoned trader.
  5. Forex Realm —   Possibly the most comprehensive and thorough forex education online. Learn   about everything from currency codes to exotic trading strategies through   articles, graphics, and concise examples.
  6. Forex-Training.com   — Fairly comprehensive training with a free demo account. The highlight to   this site is their explanations about various   charts.
  7. FX Home Trader   — Focus on the information about technical   analysis, where you can learn more about Fibonacci Trading, Pivot Points,   and more. Their Forex   Facts also contain some valuable information.
  8. FX   Power Trading Course — Offered by FXCM,   this paid course is one step up from free at the current price. Learn how   to time the market, recognize trends, and basics in fundamental and technical   analysis through this eight-day course.
  9. Investopedia   on Forex — An extensive 10-part article on forex investing, from   an introduction to a recap that covers everything from benefits and risks   to technical analysis. If you can't get enough of Investopedia's information,   head to a list of their Forex   articles, where you can learn more and download their free e-Book entitled,   "High Probability Trading Setups for the Currency Market."
  10. Law of Charts   — Joe Ross offers advice for traders across the board, but the information   contained in his "Law of Charts" offer speaks to forex as well as   any other trading strategy. He identifies chart patterns that result from   human behaviors and points to entry and exit targets on those charts. You   can take advantage of Ross's other tools as well, including the forum.
  11. Learn4X — This is   an interesting site simply because it contains several tests that help you   determine if you have the 'guts' and knowledge to be a trader. They also offer   a free online seminar.
  12. Market Traders Institute   (MTI) — You don't need to spend a lot of money to train in forex markets.   MTI offers many free resources such as videos and lesson plans that will help   you get off the ground. If you like what you hear and see, you can invest   in materials for the advanced trader down the road.
  13. My Forex   Trading Tools — A site that contains overviews on everything   from fundamentals to options.
  14. Online   Training Academy — Free basics on FX trading via video, offered   by Mike McMahon. You need to register, but you can opt out of contact lists with a click of a box.
  15. School of Pipsology   — A lighthearted forex education from Kindergarten to College so the beginner   knows exactly where he stands in an attempt to grasp the forex market.

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Blogs & News

The following list provides a variety of news from both professional and single-investor resources.

  1. A Forex Loser   — The name of the blog ought to warn you. This blog contains a different   perspective on trading, with an emphasis on trading psychology. Some great   trading tips.
  2. Currency Secrets   — Not updated daily, but plenty of resources in historical entries. The focus is   on currency, but you can find plenty of reviews and tips here as well.
  3. DailyFX — Sponsored   by Forex Capital Markets (FXCM), this site   offers a free weekly trading lesson, a forum, economic calendar, and free quarterly outlook reports.
  4. Forex News — At-a-glance   links to news and analyses.
  5. Forex Project   — A fascinating blog written by a forex beginner who logs his experiences   in a journal, through established goals, and with a full trade history. This   blogger currently is under pressure from a fulltime job, and he's considering   a transition from day trading to going long on his investments. Should be   an interesting read. Be sure to check out this blogger's list of references,   including a nice beta risk calculator.
  6. Forex Reader   — Daily currency trading news and commentary.
  7. FX Boot Camp   — Wayne McDonell offers his boot camp   theories for free at his blog on FXStreet (see next).
  8. FXStreet —   Breaking news, commentary. Sponsored by Global Forex Trading (GFT).
  9. Peter Bain Forex Trading   Commentary — Peter Bain's commentary needs to be good, as it's   a tool to push his training course.   You can take advantage of his free podcasts   as well.
  10. Piptopia —   This is Rob Booker's blog on forex. He's a currency trader and trainer and   he's been at this blog for two years, so you'll find some interesting history   here.
  11. Grace Cheng's Forex Blog — "Not long after my graduation, I was introduced   to forex trading, and since then, have never looked back." Outside of   her blog, Cheng writes for a number of trading and investment magazines.
  12. Quantitative Trading   — Dr. Ernest Chan's take on automated, statistical trading strategies.
  13. Trader Mike — Michael   is a trader, and this blog is a trading journal of sorts. Although he considers   himself a swing/position trader, he switched to day trading in 2005. Although   this blog doesn't focus on forex per se, you can learn plenty about trading   strategies here.

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Charts

You can't trade without charts, but the chart that you use is a matter of personal preference. The list below provides a nice pool to pick from:

  1. DailyFX   Chart — You can manipulate this chart by type, time scale, view,   and much more. Java based.
  2. Free Forex Charts   — From simple to Premium to System Trading, simply the best choice of charts   around.
  3. Forex-Market   — This site offers two free, real-time charting applications, one Web-based   and the other a stand-alone Java applet.
  4. Live   Currency Chart — This chart, offered by FXStreet (see Blogs &   News above), is also Java based. A nice feature is the Drag&Drop that   allows traders to pull indicators out of the Studies window and up into the   Chart window.

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Currency & Converters

Currencies can be confusing, especially when you learn that many lots are purchased in pairs. You can learn about specific currencies when you type the names of that currency into a search engine. For instance, you can learn more about the Euro at that currency's official site. But, if you don't know what to look for, the information found in the following sites will help you out:

  1. ADVFN   Forex Symbol Table — Comprehensive list of currencies. When you   click on the currency symbol you'll reach a page where that currency is represented   through currency exchange rate tables and historical exchange rate charts.
  2. ExchangeRate.com   — Try out the "hot" and "currency info"   links that provide information about everything you'd want to know about worldwide   currencies for 170 countries. Includes calculators, fun facts, serious facts,   and more.
  3. Go Currency —   Reliable currency converter and money conversion service.
  4. List of   Currencies — This is an extensive list provided by Wikipedia   that covers everything from ancient coinage to the current Yen. As with most   Wikipedia lists, you might run across a link or two that doesn't contain information.   But, you can use that information to search elsewhere if needed.
  5. Oanda   — Excellent set of currency converter tools from historical currency exchange   rates for over 164 currencies to traveler's cheat sheets to customizable products.   Visit their detailed currency converter FAQ   page if you have questions.
  6. X-Rates — More than   a currency list or a converter, this site will bring you up-to-date on every   bit of information you'd need to know as a forex trader.
  7. XE.com — A basic currency   converter backed up by other tools on this site, such as current   and historic rate tables and a free email currency   update service.

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Directories & Portals

The following resources offer choices beyond the ones listed here. Since forex is a booming individual trader industry, expect to find new sites popping up weekly.

  1. Earn Forex   — A limited list, but some great resources broken down by category. This list   is just one feature to this site, as you can access calculators, a blog, and   information for beginners here.
  2. Forex Bastards   — Don't let that empty page or the name put you off. Click on other categories   to find some interesting resources. This is a project in the making, brought   to you by the Secret Forex Society.
  3. Forex Central   — You want it? They have most of it (blogs are missing). Resources aren't   rated.
  4. Forex Directory   — This site is a little difficult to slug through, but worth it for the resources   provided.
  5. Pip Trader — This   site contains a forum, live quotes and charts, news, reports, and a "mini-game"   that has nothing to do with forex, but that might help you lighten up a bit.
  6. Top 100 Forex Sites   — Although these sites are rated by popularity and, therefore, subject to   rating scams, you can learn much from the sites that are listed simply from   the variety of information that's offered here. Many sites are brokerage firms,   but as I mentioned previously you can find free information on many of these   sites such as news, calculators, techniques, and more.

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Economic Calendars & Indicators

Economic calendars and indicators are vital tools for fundamental research. The sites below will give you simple and detailed options.

  1. Economic Indicators   — A government site brought to you by the Economics   and Statistics Administration at the US   Department of Commerce. Their mission is to provide timely access to the   daily releases of key economic indicators from the Bureau   of Economic Analysis and the US Census   Bureau.
  2. Forex Economic Calendar   — What better place to find an excellent economic calendar than a site that   focuses on this tool?
  3. Global   Forex Trading (GFT) — A detailed look into the next month's international   monetary future based on GMT.
  4. InfoForex   — Brief overviews on various sectors from Auto and Truck Sales to a Monthly   Wholesale Trade report based upon the US Census.

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Fibonacci & Candlesticks

Fibonacci and Japanese Candlestick charts may seem difficult, but with the right training you can master both technical strategies.

  1. Fibonacci   — This is the home page for Dr. Ron Knott's multimedia Web site on the Fibonacci   numbers, the Golden section and the Golden string hosted by the Mathematics   Department of the University of Surrey, UK. Simple to use, easy to understand,   and filled with illustrations to help you learn why some numbers are so important   to nature. These numbers are also of vast interest to many   forex investors.
  2. Fibonacci   Forex Indicators — Forex Planet will begin to show you how to   apply Fibs to forex in this easy-to-understand lesson. But, the lesson is   short, so you might try the next resource as well.
  3. Fibonacci Method in Forex   charts — This lesson also applies to forex, and it offers a short   tutorial on applications along with a downloadable Fib calculator.
  4. Japanese   Candlesticks — FX Words offers a simple and succinct explanation   for candlesticks, including bullish and bearish patterns.
  5. Japanese   Candlesticks (Elliott Gann) — A comprehensive tutorial that covers all the basic   terminology and explains each term with appropriate graphics, offered by the   ElliottGann site.
  6. Japanese Candlestick   Trading Forum — It costs to become a member, but you can access   all the candlestick basics for free on this site.

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Forecasts and Signals

The following resources use a mix of fundamental and technical analyses to formulate their prognoses:

  1. AceTrader   — True 24 hours real-time analysis for up-to-the-minute recommendations and   analysis.
  2. e-Forex — Free trading   signals. Dig into their historical records to understand their precision.
  3. Forex Predictions   — Currently free daily and weekly high-low signals through the Web site and   by email. This site is a division of RDC   Bancorp, Inc., a foreign exchange services company.
  4. Forex   Signals — FinoTek provides signals and trends with charts. Check   out their archived signals   to determine credibility.
  5. Investica Ltd.   — Online information and free e-newsletters filled with signals and forecasts.
  6. Open Forex — Daily   forecasts in real trade and analytical articles on forex basic currency pairs.

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Forums and Communities

  1. Forex Factory   — You'll find a Forex   Beginner Q&A section as well as topics that focus on specific strategies   and techniques.
  2. Forex TSD — Go   ahead and lurk in this forum until you feel comfortable. Then register for   free to access the forum and a calendar. The paid "elite" subscription   offers detailed statements of currently more than 20 trading systems.
  3. Global View Forums   — Another free forum that's been around since 1996.
  4. MoneyTec — With   over 33,000 members, this traders' forum offers a format to discuss trading   ideas, share, learn, and build new trading techniques and strategies.

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Fundamental Research

The following list contains comprehensive information about economic fundamentals for your research:

  1. Bureau of Economic Analysis   (BEA) — Get the straight stuff from the US Department of Commerce like the   pros. Everyone from the White House staff to US Trade Commission employees   to trade policy officials who want to negotiate international trade agreements   use the measurements contained on the BEA Web site.
  2. Consumer Price Index   (CPI) — The US Department of Labor offers a ton of information just on this   page alone through their links.
  3. Forex Daily   Fundamentals — XpressTrade offers a daily focus on forex fundamentals.
  4. The Bank for International   Settlements (BIS) - An international organization which fosters   international monetary and financial cooperation and serves as a bank for   central banks. As such, this organization offers valuable information through   their publications and research   as well as through many other resources offered on this site. They also maintain   a list of Central Bank Web sites.
  5. The   Fundamentals of Forex — Forex TV brings you the lowdown on what   type of news would affect forex from a fundamental standpoint. You can use   the information on this list to conduct further research.

Glossaries

  1. Forex Glossary   — The only drawback to this glossary is that the "A-Z" tab doesn't   include a total listing of all the terms under the single-letter tabs. Comprehensive.
  2. Forex.com Glossary   — An at-a-glance glossary contained on one page.
  3. Glossary   of Forex Terms [PDF] — This printable file, offered by FX International   Group, contains all the basics.

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Government Regulation

  1. Australian Securities   and Investments Commission (ASIC) — The ASIC's regulatory coverage   includes the forex market. Use their search box to learn more about their   reach and responsibility.
  2. Commodities Futures Trading Commission   (CFTC) — The CFTC operates along the same lines as the SEC   (Securities and Exchange Commission), except this government organization   focuses on protecting market users and the public from fraud in the futures   and option markets. So keep this site handy to stay on top of any forex scams   through their Consumer Advisory   on Forex Fraud. You can learn quickly what to avoid in your learning curve   through a detailed forex   advisory that offers information about other resources as well.
  3. Financial Services Authority   (FSA) — An independent non-governmental body located in the UK, given statutory   powers by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. Use their search box   to locate information about the UK forex market and regulations.
  4. National Futures Association   (NFA) — The NFA is "the premier independent provider of efficient and innovative   regulatory programs that safeguard the integrity of the derivatives markets,"   which basically means that this organization regulates any market that depends   upon future cash flows. The "investor information" section contains materials   about how to find a broker and basic   lessons in forex trading. Plus, they publish forex warnings, news, and   they offer a place for investor disputes and complaints.

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Market Reports

  1. KBC   [PDF] — A Comprehensive "Morning Report" from this Belgian foreign   exchange bank (in English).
  2. Mellon   — FX Daily report from Mellon Financial Corporation, with links to American   and European editions and past issues.
  3. SaxoBank   — Daily market update from this foreign exchange service in London.
  4. Scotia Capital [PDF] — Daily report with corresponding links for further reading   from this Canadian foreign exchange bank.
  5. UBS   — Daily summary for forex markets sponsored by this Swiss foreign exchange   bank.

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Nonprofit Associations

  1. Australian Technical Analysts   Association (ATAA) — A non-profit association of both professional   technical analysts and anyone who uses technical analysis for private investing,   trading or advising.
  2. International Compliance Association   (ICA) — The ICA is a professional organization dedicated to the furtherance   of best compliance and anti money laundering practice in the financial services   sector.
  3. The Financial Markets Association   (ACI) — ACI has the largest membership of any of the international associations   in the wholesale financial markets. The Head Office is based in Paris.

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Practice

Some of the best demonstration tools are owned by forex brokerages. The following were chosen for their reliability and popularity. Be aware that some brokerages will request your permission to be contacted by mail, phone, or email. In some cases you might want this contact, as they will provide support for your training. In all cases you can walk away if their training and trading platforms don't turn you on.

  1. CMS   Forex — Customize your practice with unlimited funds on CMS Forex's   VT Trader 1.8.5.1, a program that includes an API so that you can customize   your solution. This software offers a point-and-click open and close positions   directly on the chart. Access over 100 indicators, Reuters Forex related news   and market analytics, and an "autopilot" feature. You can reach   their customer support team by phone, live chat, or e-mail.
  2. Forex Trading   USA — Free 30-day demo with a Mini ($2,000 virtual cash, 200:1   leverage, 10k lot size) or Standard ($25,000 virtual cash, 100:1 leverage,   100k lot size). Their free   education is a nice plus.
  3. FXSolutions   — Use $10,000 in practice funds with full access to FXSol's new charting solution,   FX AccuCharts. Backed by 24/7 customer service.
  4. Global Forex Trading   — Download their DealBook 360 to practice forex trading with live, dealable   prices, real-time data, and free real-time breaking world and financial news.   The software features forex charts, more than 85 technical indicators (for   standard size GFT trading accounts) and the ability to build your own indicators.   You have a choice about the amount of beginning funds, from $2,500 to $50,000.

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Real-Time Quotes

  1. ACM   — Pick pairs and watch the quotes. ACM includes a manual   [PDF] that explains in detail how to manipulate the chart to your liking.   Must have Java plugin.
  2. Forex Trading Charts   — Real-time forex quotes. This site also contains real-time forex charting   tools with editable indicators.
  3. FXQuote   — Scroll down the page, as the real-time quotes are located at bottom left.   Based upon ET.
  4. Live Forex   Quotes — You might recognize the GFT logo behind the rates, but   don't let that distract you from the constantly changing figures. If you're   addicted to live feeds, you'll be mesmerized by the constantly changing currency   rates on this chart.
  5. SaxoBank   — Scroll down the page a bit, as the quotes are located at the bottom left   on this page, based upon GMT.

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Technical Indicators

The following three resources offer the most succinct information about technical overlays and indicators. You can find many more resources at some of the sites previously listed under the Beginner's section, under many of the Blogs & News resources, and at various brokerages.

  1. Forex-Business   Technical Indicators — Where the other two sites offer great   technical indicator explanations, this site offers 10 charts that illustrate   some of those terms.
  2. IQ Chart   — This company offers a list of technical overlays and indicators with short   and easy-to-understand explanations. Take a look at their chart   patterns while at this site, as this company is a provider of stock charting   software to individual investors and technical analysts.
  3. Technical   Indicators — Definitions provided by MetaQuotes Software.

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X-Tras

  1. IFXTAG — The International   Forex Traders Affinity Group provides individual investors access to products   and services that are evaluated by top professionals and their members. IFXTAG   is committed to harnessing the potential to make electronic trading work for   their global community of subscribers. Membership is free, but the resources   are not. Members, however, do receive free trials and discounts to various   services.
  2. Secret Forex Society   — A 'closed' forum and educational site where members ask you to join or you   can ask to be placed on a waiting list. Go ahead and trust them. Get on the   waiting list so you can access some interesting information.
  3. Traders Press, Inc.   — An online bookstore specifically for traders.


 The Forex Autopilot Written by Marcus Leary is by far the best and most profitable forex trading system we've ever seen. Period! This strategy was created for the Metatrader (MT4) trading platform and is called an Expert Advisor, or EA for short. An EA is an automated program, also known as a trading robot, that places trades for you. You simply copy the Forex Autopilot EA file into the indicators directory of your Metatrader installation on your computer, start up Metatrader, drag and drop the indicator into your chart and that's it. The robot is ready to trade. I've been using this program on my Interbank FX MT4 trading platform and it has performed brilliantly! The forex trading strategy this EA employs is proprietary so Marcus does not share how this indicator does what it does, but as long as it keeps making insane profits, thats fine with me. This program comes with very quick and easy-to-follow videos for installing the Metatader trading platform on your computer (which is free by the way), creating a new chart and adding his robot indicator to the chart. Everything you need to know is laid out in a simple and professional manner. You also get phone and email support so if you ever need help, its just a phone call or email away. Read More ...>>

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I'd recommend learning both types of trading approaches: technical and fundamental. That said, technical analysis is probably the most commonly-used technique.  Technical analysis focuses on currency price movements in the market youre trading; it ignores fundamental factors, or news happenings.

You'll need to learn from proven forex trading strategies and currency trading systems to become a good trader, but perhaps most important is to choose a system that is easy to understand and easy to use.  Otherwise, you might lose patience, and money, before the forex trading system has a chance to prove itself.

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