It should go without saying that of course the best books about anything to do with Forex are likely to be written by peoples who have already been successful as Forex traders or brokers in their own right. You should avoid books that claim something that is probably too good to be true such as “Be a Forex Millionaire” or other outrageous statements. Be wary of books which do not emphasise the risks associated with Forex trading, it is very important that the reader understands that they can lose money in such a volatile market as Forex. If a book comes across as professional, does not make garish claims, and you can get some backup information on the author via Google, then it is likely to be a good read. You can also look for reviews from other readers to see what they thought about it. Don’t buy a book which contains shoddy spelling or grammar, or which looks as though it has been thrown together; you want quality content that you can learn from.

There are books available which have been written as an introduction to Forex trading for the beginner investor, as well as plenty of titles which are a little bit more specialized and are aimed at the more experienced trader. Subjects include strategies, theories, charting, and technical analysis so you should be able to find something suitable no matter what aspect you are looking to read about. Some books even include CD-Roms containing useful tools such as calculators. Unfortunately there is probably not one single book that can teach you everything you need to know, but this represents just what a complex and vast subject Forex trading is.

Some suggested reads include “Mastering The Trade” by John F. Carter which gives a step by step approach for becoming a successful trader, “Forex Patterns & Probabilities” by Ed Ponsi which details exact strategies you can use to manage successful trades, and “Adventures of a Currency Trader” by Rob Booker which highlights the emotional and psychological aspects of trading, “Day Trading The Currency Market” by Kathy Lien which is a good read for novice and intermediate traders, and “Technical Analysis for the Currency Market” by Boris Schlossberg which details everything you need to know to get a basic grip of technical analysis.

Websites such as www.amazon.com have an enormous range of Forex books available, along with reviews and star ratings from people who have read the book themselves. There are even whole websites solely devoted to selling Forex books and nothing else! Some books even have excerpts available online so that you can read a few taster pages to get an idea as to whether it is suitable for you or not.

A search of the internet will also reveal a good selection of eBooks for download. Some are free, others have a price, and the same quality principles apply!

Regardless of your level of Forex experience, you are bound to be able to find a Forex book to suit your needs.