Does anyone know where I could quickly and easily learn how to invest in the forex market better?
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I think you are talking about technical indicators. \n\nWell Charting technical indicators don't only cover Forex but also apply to any market at large.\n\nPeople use moving averages, bollinger charts, fibonacci, MACD and a whole heap of other indicators. These indicators will usually form part of a trading system that traders use to know when they sell or buy.\n\nProfessionals usually make these systems through back testing and experimentation.
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If you asking about where to invest money - its http://www.aceinvest.biz
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Hi Daniel,\n     The truth is most people end up loosing all their money within the first 60 days of investing in the Forex Market. I've tried many Forex programs, signals, robots, etc, and spent countless hours trying to study charts and read graphs, and the FreedomRocks trading system has turned out to be one of the only true money makers for me. If you interested in learning about the smart way to trade that takes the guesswork out of investing in the Forex check out www.smartforexinvestor.com  If you have any questions just let me know.\n\nBest Regards,\n\nYo Fujikawa\n1-800-670-2683
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If you don't know how to invest, then that's a completely different question.  Start there first if you are new to trading.  (VERY IMPORTANT)\n\nSo, we'll assume you know how to trade and that you're looking to figure how to trade online.\n\nBecause, if you know what you want to invest in, then it's really easy.  Just open a brokerage account, deposit some money, and trade!  \n\nThere are a lot of good brokererages depending on what you like and how you trade.\n\nBarron's Online has a great article on brokerages that they publish each year. (I'll try to find you the link for the March 6,2006 article)\n\nFor basic stuff, E*Trade, Ameritrade, and Scottrade are sufficient. For more complex trades, I'd recommend Optionsxpress, ThinkorSwim, or interactivebrokers. \n\nBased on what you put in your question, I'd recommend one of the first three, but all are very good. Cheapest probably is scottrade (of the larger online firms). Yes there are cheaper like interactivebrokers, but you'll have to get used to their software based platform (which is doable). They're only about $1/contract on options!\n\nBrokerages like Fidelity are horrible for anyone with any decent experience. \n\nSo, decide what's important to you as a trader and compare the brokers! You can use the article, or go to each website as they all seem to have comparison charts! \n\nAnd if there are particular things that you want to mention as being most important to you (such as executions, cust svc, cheapest trade - which you mentioned, flexibility on allowing you to do certain types of trades, stop and stop limit orders, contingent orders, great graphing, what if scenarios, training, etc), I'll be glad to help discuss this with you too!\n\nIf you have any questions, let me know.\n\nHope that helps!
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If you are asking about the exchange rates on currency, the best place to go is either www.bloomberg.com or to www.fxstreet.com. I am not sure about the foundation of your question so I am not sure which is best.
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First, try trading virtual money on a Simulator real time at Investopedia.com\n\nLook into the Investor platform at TerraNovaOnline.com\nI think this one is free if you open an account there. I use the full-blown package called RealTick for $250/mo. The Investor platform is the same software, sized down to one screen. I use five monitors. This is very technologically advanced softwarefrom Townsend Analytics, the one that digitized the entire Nasdaq last year. Cutting edge technology. If you make some money, then definately upgrade to RealTick.
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I do forex trading..If you would like to learn free..yes free, you can visit -\n\nhttp://the-forex-trading.blogspot.com
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it is surprisingly easy to learn the tricks of the trade market. i had a class in high school where we learned all about it and had a website we signed up for to play with fake money in the real stock market and we all became pretty good at it.
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u can start doing job and making money online right now(monday-friday only) as forex trader... they will give you Free 5 usd to start it and $ 10,000 for training.. ; )\n\nhere is the link.. just signup ok?\n\nhttp://www.marketiva.com/?gid=4354...\n\nBut make sure u open for E-gold A/c first.. Also free to open it..\n\nOpen your E-gold A/c here..\n\nhttp://www.e-gold.com/e-gold.asp?cid=292...\n\nHope can help u.. ; )
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try sharebuilder.com, set up automatic investment plan to buy exchanged traded indexes.  (ETFs)
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I'm a trader myself and I successfully skim off a profit from market movements regularly for a living.\n\nOne of the books the other answerer mentioned was: One Up On Wall Street( By Peter Lynch) - A VERY GOOD BOOK if you are an investor but not a trader.\n\nI trade the forex markets as well as stocks. The only difference is that forex markets tend to move faster and are open 24 hours a day. \n\nThe successful and proven way of trading stocks is to formulate a trading plan and then stick to it. Don't let emotions rule your trade. Ride the trend - don't gamble against it. Use stop losses and the market is always right. Let your profits run and cut your losses\n\nThere is no secret to trading but greed for money usually kills off the amateur trader.
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Please go to http://www.4xmoneytrain.com\n\nYou will see how easy it is to make a substantial income in the Foreign Exchange (forex) market with no experience and no guess work. Make sure you fill out the survey and watch the two short movies.\n\nThis is the most amazing business opportunity I have ever seen.
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interactivebrokers.com\n\nyou can buy canadian securities directly without having to buy the US pinksheet versions which are less liquid. you would convert your USD to Canadian dollars.
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The Forex market is full of scammers and people who sell questionable products than make them rich and not you.  I would advise against Forex trading.  You are likely to lose your shirt.
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Want information on the ins and out sof the forex.  You need to check out this website www.opportunity4more.net.  They have e-learning programs that have all you need to know about the forex and investing. This cis called webucation.  If you need more info contact opportunity4more at 1-866-244-3181.  I have the whole Program at home and I can tell you it is well worth the money you spend.  The information provided in this personal Development and Welath Creation Program package is priceless.  I saved  thousands onmy real estate investments.  The Power of forex is on whole Program of its own within the series.  Amazing stuff.  I highly reccommend this Personal evelopment & Wealth Creation e-learning Program.
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This is a part of an article from those links below. I've found these links very reliable when i first came about doing forex, i think you'd feel the same way ;) There are more articles for beginners in the 'forex resources' ranging from intro to forex, forex concepts, tips on how to trade and the frauds that can be involved in forex.\n\nAre you researching the topic of Forex and the foreign exchange market for education? Or are you a trader who is looking for other markets to play around with? Well hopefully, we will give you an introduction to the Forex markets that will accommodate both your needs and inform you of the basic concepts and issues that intertwine with the world’s currency exchange market. Foreign exchange markets are always in a constant state of flux, and for the budding forex trader, it can be a rather daunting place to invest and trade your money, or for the student it is a rather confusing topic to master. We introduce you into the world of the foreign exchange market.
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Yes everywhere! Check with your local library if you want to save money. \n\nAnything by Robert Allen is a good start. William Nickerson is the grandfather of investment (that's where Robert Allen learned from). Carlton Sheets is next, he used to put on seminars for Robert Allen's programs.