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A matter-of-fact guide to trading the foreign chat market The Ed Ponsi Forex Playbook offers a visual approach to culture specific trading strategies and identifying profitable trading opportunities in the Forex arena. Page by page, it skillfully describes strategies for long-term trading, swing trading, and day trading in a clear, simple-to-be with you manner. Written by the author of the hugely successful Forex Patterns and Probabilities, The Ed Ponsi Forex Playbook takes the entire thought of Forex education to a new level. The author raises the bar with this ambitious work, presenting fresh new strategies and concepts. Ponsi uses clever analogies and comparisons to make his explanations crystal clear. - With Ponsi as your "coach", the book employs sports analogies to show you, his players, the way to victory on the Forex playing field
- Strips away the mystery, showing exactly how successful Forex traders make money
- Clarifies intricate fiscal concepts in ways that the average person can be with you
- Provides not only useful information, but actionable information to the Forex trader
The foreign chat market is the most actively traded market in the world, and Ed Ponsi is world-celebrated as one of the foremost educators in this field. With The Ed Ponsi Forex Playbook as your guide, you'll learn how to take advantage of the many opportunities found in the Forex arena.
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 Honest Forex Trader? Buy it! |
| Review Date: August 5, 2010 |
| Assessor: Gerald Novak, Waukesha, WI USA |
Wouldnt it be fantastic to have a successful, professional trader sit down with you personally and take you owing to how they trade and why?
That's exactly what the Ed Ponsi Forex Playbook does.
After 4 years of various Forex training and purchasing many of the utmost, non-functioning EAs in the world, I found Mr. Ponsi's book is worth more than all of my training and buys.
His unique chatty style clarifies the most trying areas for me in an simple to be with you (and retain) way. From the US Dollar index, owing to COT and into specific trading thoughts, his explanations are delectably clear.
The book holds nothing back and really seems to be like listening to a name really clarify things to me.
If you have bought his first book (which if you haven't, you should), this book takes you to the next step.
If you haven't yet read the first book, no worries - you can start with this one - you will be impressed.
In the somewhat hard world of Forex training, this book is a gem.
Really.
Get it.
Now.
Gerald Novak |
An exceptional book on forex
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| Review Date: July 31, 2010 |
| Assessor: Mark Kelly, |
| This is an exceptional guide on how to trade forex. It's an simple read, very amusing in parts and contains a lot of excellent information that I haven't seen somewhere else. The author uses examples of trades to teach the reader his trading techniques in a very specific manner. This is a welcome change from most trading books on the market, which tend to offer general information only. I found the chapters that combined technical and fundamental analysis to be the most useful. This is also an exceptional companion piece to the author's first book, Forex Patterns and Probabilities, he expands on some of the concepts taught there but this is a deeper work in evaluation. |
Excellent info, fun to read
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| Review Date: August 1, 2010 |
| Assessor: Martin Parent, |
You don't see too many trading books that come with a recommendation from an economics professor right on the back cover, I'm very impressed that this one does. I really loved the sports analogies and the way the writer compares trading to sports. The book is simple to read and irregularly humorous, it moves quickly and keeps you interested.
Ongoing a small slow in part one, then part two is a real eye-opener, the author clarifies exactly how fortunes are made over time - even if you have no money to start with. Parts three and four are very specific money making strategies that seem very most likely and effective, and part five clears up some of the misconceptions most people have about the forex markets. Informative and very enjoyable overall.
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excellent book on forex
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| Review Date: August 1, 2010 |
| Assessor: Timothy Dresher, |
| This book is a excellent investment if you're interested in culture how to trade currencies. It contains many intricate concepts that are presented in an simple-to-be with you language. There are many concepts that traders and analysts talk about on tv but I was never quite sure what they were talking about until I read this book. I irrevocably be with you what makes this market tick and how real traders make money. Fantastic Book! |
Fantastic author, Fantastic book
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| Review Date: August 11, 2010 |
| Assessor: E. Ottens, tokyo |
I have read a lot of forex books and followed a lot of analysts and I reckon Ed Ponsi consistently gives the best and clearest explanations. So in general, I reckon this book is fantastic, and highly urge it. Particularly my favorite sections were the Stanchness of Traders report and how to use it, useful insights on intercession, and a meticulous explanation of what is really experience with interest and chat rates on a carry trade. I have never seen these things clarified this visibly and in this much detail anywhere else.
Even when some of the topics seem daunting, the author writes with a genuine confidence that anyone can be with you them, and the book is in fact pleasant to read, very motivating, and very positive. Ed Ponsi comes off as a successful guy who really enjoys what he is doing.
Even if this book does go over the basics in the beginning, if you are new to trading I would consider getting the author's earlier book "Forex Patterns and Probabilities" first. It gives more specific, numerical trading strategies, some of which are referenced and prolonged on in this book.
If you want a solid foundation in forex education, start with Ed Ponsi.
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