Free Forex Trading E-books and Tools

Here below I will share some free E-books. To be updated regularly.

Here below I will share some free trading tools. To be updated regularly.

nice...thank you wangyu.

Will follow this thread.
Thanks Wangyu.

Awesome

Since the thread starter is making promises only, let me start with a download link of eBooks for all forex starters:

http://forexbrokersaz.com/uk/books/

Sixer

Nice Thread i hope everyone will happy to see this thread (who are new to this game) i want share all of my data i collected last three year since i start learning trading forex but its not possible (almost 32 GB) but i will share some important books that help me alot.

let's start ..... those are the best ever i find for trading Naked forex .....

some more ....
Edit : will upload some Supply & demand books (the best book i find useful) later if FF people allow me ....

Day Trading The Currency Market – Technical And Fundamental Strategies To Profit From Market Swing
Free Ebook Download: Day Trading The Currency Market – Technical and Fundamental Strategies to profit from market swing
The foreign exchange market is the generic term for the worldwide institutions that exist to exchange or trade currencies. Foreign exchange is often referred to as “forex” or “FX.” The foreign exchange market is an over-the-counter (OTC) market, which means that there is no central exchange and clearinghouse where orders are matched. FX dealers and market makers around the world are linked to each other around the clock via telephone, computer, and fax, creating one cohesive market.
Over the past few years, currencies have become one of the most popular products to trade. No other market can claim a 57 percent surge in volume over a three-year time frame. According to the Triennial Central Bank Survey of the foreign exchange market conducted by the Bank for International Settlements and published in September 2004, daily trading volume hit a record of $1.9 trillion, up from $1.2 trillion (or $1.4 trillion at constant exchange rates) in 2001. This is estimated to be approximately 20 times larger than the daily trading volume of the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq combined.
Although there are many reasons that can be used to explain this surge in activity, one of the most interesting is that the timing of the surge in volume coincides fairly well with the emergence of online currency trading for the individual investor.