Forex PDF

PDF is the popular file format for the electronic books (or e-books) and Forex traders always search for Forex PDF to read about the currency trading from their own PC without having to buy a physical book or installing some additional software for e-book reading. Of course, there are many strictly proprietary e-books that aren’t available in PDF format, but there are also free e-books that allow reading about Forex in PDF format.

There are several sources of the Forex PDF books on-line. Some of them are great and feature tens of interesting and useful e-books; others aren’t that cool but still allow downloading one or two free Forex PDF books:

• Forex E-Books from EarnForex.com list more than 70 free PDF e-books that can be freely downloaded. All the books are divided into 6 thematic categories.


• Trading Naked Library — the site isn’t too visitor-friendly but it has ton of Forex PDF and other financial trading e-books.


• Phildun’s Forex Trading Library is a great source of free Forex PDF books but it lists them without descriptions and the download process isn’t very easy from this website.


• The Forex Village has four categories of free Forex PDF books with a lot of rather rare strategy descriptions.


• FX1618 lists a lot of interesting e-books but, unfortunately, only few of them are about the actual Forex trading.


• Forex-Book.org — the majority of the listed books are paid but there are also several free ones there (not too great).


• Forex Newbies Library - 9 carefully picked newbie-friendly Forex PDF books. Nice choice if you don't want to spend a lot of time to go through the dozens of them to find what you really need.

When you set yourself into a Forex trading, it’s very important to have a good level of knowledge in the markets. Downloading and reading at least some of these e-books can be a good start before your open your real money account and buy some real books on trading.

If you know some other good on-line sources of free Forex PDF e-books, please, feel free to mention them in the comments.

Update: One more source added.

Must-Read Books of Forex Trader

Knowledge can make miracles happen, especially when you endeavor to succeed in the Forex market trading. And what is the second best source of knowledge (with the first best being your experience)? Books! Learning to trade is an easy, interesting and organized process, if you study the right books. Here is the list of the trading related books that will help you develop your skills and increase your confidence in the markets:

1. School of Pipsology by BabyPips.com — it is the best Forex trading study manual as of now. And it’s also completely free. It’s written in a very easy language and offers a lot of explanations that are vitally needed by the beginning traders.
2. Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre — this book is based on the biography of the legendary stock trader Jesse Livermore, who is often seen as an icon of the financial trading success. It’s a good half-fiction read that will provide with some interesting thoughts on trading.
3. Emotion Free Trading by Larry Levin — Forex trading is a very stressful activity with a huge part of your success depending on your emotional control. This book will try to teach to control your good and bad emotions and trade based solely on your strategy rules.
4. Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom by Van K. Tharp — the author of this book is a financial genius, whose developments in the money management of the financial trading can be applied in any market and will open your eyes on some aspects of the money management that are usually hidden from the beginning Forex traders.
5. Position-sizing Effects on Trader Performance: An experimental analysis by John Ginyard — it’s a pretty long scientific paper that describes and analyzes the experiments on position-sizing effects. If you lack the hard evidence of the most common money management rules — read this and you’ll have it.

There many other interesting books that are worth reading if you are seriously trading on Forex or any other financial market. But these listed are the marvels of the trading literature, in my opinion. If you don’t have enough time to read them all, try to read at least several pages of them and, probably, you’ll find them to be more important than something else.