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Trading in the Global Currency Markets Second Edition | 
 enlarge | Author: Cornelius Luca
Publisher: Prentice Hall Press
Category: Book
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Rating:  28 reviews
Sales Rank: 417266
Media: Hardcover
Edition: 2 Sub
Pages: 576
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 6 x 1.8
ISBN: 0735201463
Dewey Decimal Number: 332.45
EAN: 9780735201460
ASIN: 0735201463
Publication Date: June 1, 2000
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Product Description
An in depth look at the tremendous potential of this vital market with expert advice from one of the foremost authorities. The foreign exchange market is the world's largest and fastest growing financial terrain. Despite its high trading volume, it is also a market little understood and little regulated. This definitive resource brings the universe of foreign exchange within reach of every investor. The revised edition includes complete comprehensive coverage of the euro and the latest historical and economic changes in the market. Cornelius Luca, a renowned authority on international investing, draws on the insights of leading experts in diverse fields of specialty to explain every crucial aspect of foreign exchange. He provides investors with an arsenal of trading weapons, many on the cutting edge of technology. Demystifying the intricacies of these markets, the book includes: Analysis of the mechanics of the market, the major players and markets, the pertinent risks, corporate trading, and methods of trading execution. A thorough overview of foreign exchange instruments and major option strategies, with clear explanations of why currencies are traded and how to forecast currency behavior. An in-depth look at the three types of analysis: fundamental, technical, and econometric. Featuring 200 charts and graphics, TRADING IN THE GLOBAL CURRENCY MARKETS is an indispensable guide to a daunting yet promising financial playing field.
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 FX bible! November 3, 2008
Lore E (Wash DC)
great book that does not leave anything out! i use it more as a reference than a read, though..it's looong!
 Notionistic August 26, 2006
Flavio Antonioli (Rome, Rome Italy)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The book contains a lot of undigested info on trading in currency markets, failing to explain much of the things it illustrates.
Those who rate above 3 probably did not read through September 5, 2005
T. Mu (Atlanta, GA)
11 out of 13 found this review helpful
The structure is good, topics are comprehensive, style is concise.
The problems,
The book seems did not proof read carefully. There are many typos, very confusing.
Especially in the second part, which is about technical analysis, it does not explain details when they are needed. And it lacks proper explanations for figures. Some figures do not match patterns he described.
This guy, Luca, seems to be famous. He is maybe good at trading himself and he is able to write a good book, but he just did not put himself into it.
 Tradeoff in practicality for information April 23, 2005
Winston Kotzan (Chicago)
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
This book turned out to be quite different from what I was expecting. By the cover, I thought it would be about finding a brokerage account, and then getting set up to trade away. To my surprise it was more of an educational textbook than a "do it yourself" guide for individual investors.
However, this book contains a lot of interesting information about foreign exchange and how it works. It discusses the history of foreign exchange, factors that influence it, terminologies used by traders, and the different means that currency is traded. The primary focus is the multimillion-dollar trades put forth by large firms. It serves as a good reference and a good supplement to other readings about finance/economics in general. Since it covers a wide range of topics and somewhat glosses over them quickly, I suggest reinforcing with other more specific books on economics.
The good points are that it contains much useful information for educating yourself in the foreign exchange area. The downside is that it is not a practical guide for people interested in getting their dollars converted to Euros by this evening.
Background, but not greatly practical February 16, 2005
John Forman (Boston, MA USA)
21 out of 23 found this review helpful
Luca has written what is essentially a text book for the foreign exchange market. That is good in that he provides a survey of the market, its history, how it works, etc. If you want to learn about the market, this book contains the information you desire. It reads like a textbook, though. If you want something to help you actually trade the market, look elsewhere.
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