APPENDIX 
                                                                                A 
           Online F orex 
           Resources 
           The  Best  of  the  Forex  Web 
          When it comes to forex, the Internet can be a tremendous resource. There 
           are thousands of different forex websites offering everything from education 
          to news to software, for free  or by  subscription. The list  that follows  has 
           been  culled  from  years  of  personal  experience  and  represents  a  cross-
           section of the online world of forex. 
           Tutorials 
           Baby Pips  (www.babypips.com) 
           Its  school  of PIPsology  is  unrivaled  in  both  breadth  and  depth  and  is  an 
           excellent starting point for traders that are looking for an  introduction into 
           any  aspect  of  forex.  Its   portfolio  of  related  websites,  including 
           meetpips.com, offers specialized, interactive tools for forex traders. 
           Currency College  (www.currencycollege.com) 
           This site offers a variety of paid  course offerings, complete with homework 
           and tests. Courses require approximately six weeks to complete. 
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                Forex-Training.com  (www.forex-training.com) 
                This  eight-step  program leads traders from demo account to live  account, 
                from executing orders to exiting trades and implementing risk management. 
                LEARN 4X (www.learn4x.com) 
                Led  by  Abe  Confas,  this  program  presents a  unique  approach to trading 
                forex, based on a blend of technical and fundamental analysis. 
                eyber Trading University (www.cybertradinguniversity.com) 
                This  site  offers  comprehensive  online  training  courses  in  stock trading, 
                investing,  options,  futures,  and  forex,  catering  to  both  novice  and 
                experienced traders. 
                ForexTips  (www.forextips.com) 
                Its   "Currency  Building  Blocks"  section  breaks  forex  down  into  easily 
                manageable chunks and is great for brushing up on the basics. 
                Investopedia (www.investopedia.com/university) 
                Authored  by  some  of the  top  names  in  forex,  the  Investopedia  Forex 
                Tutorial is  a great starting point for anyone looking for a quick overview. 
                Forex Club  (www.fxclub.com/webinars) 
                This site's live  daily webinars explain how to use various trading platforms. 
                Rob  Booker Training (www.robbooker.comltraining.html) 
                Helmed by  Rob  Booker, this site offers one-on-one forex training in  a  live 
                trading environment on topics such as forex psychology,  risk management, 
                testing, trading systems, and more. 
                Price Action Forex Training (www.learntotradethemarket.com) 
                Nial  Fuller's  course on  price action  forex trading  is  highly  recommended. 
                His website also contains many free, in-depth articles. 
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      Forex Blogs 
      Forex Blog (www.forexblog.org) 
      As the former head writer and content editor of the Forex  Blog,  you could 
      say that I am hardly an unbiased arbiter of forex blog quality.  Nevertheless, 
      this is  arguably the best source of daily commentary on fundamental analysis 
      and industry news. 
      Counting Pips  (www.countingpips.com) 
      Offering a  broad selection of forex content, this blog  is  the best resource 
      for analysis of Commitments of Traders data and currency sentiment. 
      Winners  Edge Trading  (www.winnersedgetrading.com/forex-blog) 
      Casey Stubbs offers sage advice geared toward "helping forex traders see 
      the light." 
      FX Madness (www.fxmadness.com) 
      This forex blog is focused on currency crosses. 
      Kathy Lien  (www.kathylien.com) 
      This daily blog is  from one of the most respected names in forex, and it fea-
      tures daily commentary, videos, and in-depth graphics. 
      Marc to Market (www.marctomarket.com) 
      The head of BBH's currency department, Marc Chandler is a prolific author 
      of astute forex commentary. 
      Forex Project (www.forexproject.com) 
      This  blog tracks  real-time trading activity,  complete with  sections on self-
      analysis, trading logs, goals, and performance. 
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            Other Blogs 
           Big  Picture  (www.ritholtz.com) 
           The  Big  Picture  is  Barry  Ritholtz's  blog,  where  he  shares  his  macro 
            perspective on the capital markets and the economy. 
           Marginal Revolution  (www.marginalrevolution.com) 
            Run  by  George Mason  economists Tyler Cowen and  Alex Tabarrok, this 
            blog  is  updated  daily  and  focuses  on  current events  and  newly  released 
           reports or books. 
           Econbrowser (www.econbrowser.com) 
           This  blog features analysis  of current economic conditions and  policy with 
           in-depth reports and doctorate-level research. 
           Naked Capitalism (www.nakedcapitalism.com) 
           Written by  the head  of Aurora Advisors,  this  blog  adopts a  critical  view 
           toward mainstream economic and financial  issues. 
           Michael Shedlock (www.globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com) 
           Michael  "Mish"  Shedlock hosts this widely  read financial  blog  that covers 
           global  news and macroeconomic events. 
           Economist's View (http://economistsview.typepad.com) 
           This  blog  contains well-researched commentary written by  a  professor of 
           economics. 
           Zero Hedge (www.zerohedge.com) 
           This  blog's self-proclaimed mission  is  to "widen the scope of financial,  eco-
           nomic  and  political  information  available  to the ... investing  public"  and 
           "skeptically examine ... the flaccid  institution that financial  journalism  has 
            become."