WORLD FOREX INFORMATION

Rob Booker is a foreign currency trader. He also trains traders around the world to be more disciplined and profitable. He has worked with traders on every continent that sustains life in any meaningful way.

Rob 'practiced' law, printed t-shirts, sold magazines, taught Italian, recruited CPAs, started an advertising firm, ran an e-commerce company and roofed houses before he realized that he was better at getting jobs than he was at staying with them.

Okay, since we're all talking in the third person, I'll let you also know that Rob was fired from every job he ever got.

Consumed with the question of why he was working at jobs that he didn't like -- and how to move past those jobs into a career that brought him true happiness -- and the ability to play video games, watch movies, and chat with people around the world while attempting to build an empire of wealth beyond any mortal's ability to imagine, Rob talked to people across the country and around the world. When he met a group of successful foreign exchange traders, he learned everything he could, until he started a full-time career trading currency.

Rob now maintains a foreign currency advisory practice close to home. He has been called the "Motley Fool of Foreign Exchange" and the "Prime Minister of Pips". His columns are read by over 3,000 people each day.

He lives in Wheeling, West Virginia, with his wife Kristine.

Check Rob's list of sessions at FXstreet.com.



Book Sinopsis
The Currency Trader's Handbook is the first published form of Rob Booker's ebooks on currency trading. Included are money management strategies, trading systems, and a focus on how to develop the mental toughness to profit in the world's most volatile trading environment.

Usually, I write ebooks and distribute them free. But I finally realized that I had a lot of ebooks and that some people might want to read them in a book form. So that’s what this is. It’s a collection of revised and updated ebooks that you can hold in your hands. Or hand, if you only have one.
I have absolutely no idea who you are, what you do for a living, if you trade only currency, or futures, or livestock, beanie babies, cold cereal, your best friend’s vinyl Rush collection (please, does anyone else think that Getty Lee sounds like a dying cow?), or your wife’s fine china.

I do know that if you have traded currencies, that you have probably lost some money here and there, and I hope this handbook is of some help to you. If you have never lost money trading currencies, then I want you to close this book, open your trading account, produce last month’s report, and then shoot yourself.