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Discover how to trade the World Currency Markets from
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No previous trading
experience is necessary. Plus, while you are learning,
it's completely risk free! |
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Currency
Trading for Beginners comes on a PC-CDROM with a series of
17 Audio/Visual presentations that you can study in your
own time. Plus, you get the Tornado Trend Trading System free
and 12 months online support. Was £275.00 but is now
only £125 for a limited time only.
buy online now
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A Beginner’s Guide to
Currency Trading is your complete step-by-step blueprint to making
consistent profits through trading the Forex.
Don’t just take our word for it. We sent it out to be tested by new
and full time currency traders – prior to release. Here are some of
the responses...
 Testimonials.
“Although I am an experienced trader, from a newcomers viewpoint,
95% of the content will be easily assimilated and well received,
Certainly worth the price and will actually save the purchaser more
money and time than attempting to learn solo.”
"Not over hyped, good impact, good visual / Audio – Very
professional intro. Good Sound Advice, good emphasis on Protection,
an important and often underrated part of the trading process." -
M.P East Anglia April 04
“The pace of the learning is fine and overall presentation,
excellent for the cost, with good easy to follow instruction. The
trading setup and charts are organised in an easy to follow beginner
friendly manner. I find it difficult to fault any aspect as it so
well organised in its presentation on learning for the student’s
basics on trading”. Darren Birmingham (experienced trader)
"I think there is a place for this type of product – a step by step
walk through for all aspects of FX trading, and your course achieves
this very well. I spent 3 months researching to find this info – so
you will save someone that much time so the cost seems cheap. I’m 36
a lawyer by trade and new to trading." – D.J. April 04
Try it
Yourself.
You've taken our word for it and now you've taken theirs. So
why not start your Forex trading with Learn Trading today and you
could be on your way to a new beginning.
Disclaimer:
Testimonials may not be representative of all customer experiences.
Past performance and testimonials do not necessarily indicate future
success.
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 Now with advances in home computer technology you
too can learn how to trade the Forex.
There is equal trading facility in the Forex, even when
currencies are going down.
There is a potential to increase your income in trading Forex.
However, Forex trading also involves a substantial risk of
loss.
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The Foreign Exchange market, also referred to as the
"Forex" or "FX" market is the largest financial
market in the world, with a daily average turnover
of well over US$1.5 trillion -- 40 times larger than
the combined volume of all U.S. equity markets.
 "Foreign Exchange" is the simultaneous buying of one
currency and selling of another. Currencies are
traded in pairs, for example Euro/US Dollar (EUR/USD)
or US Dollar/Japanese Yen (USD/JPY).
There are two reasons to buy and sell currencies.
About 5% of daily turnover is from companies and
governments that buy or sell products and services
in a foreign country or must convert funds made in
foreign currencies into their domestic currency. The
other 95% is trading in the pursuit of potentially
making a profit, or speculation.
 For speculators, the best trading opportunities are
with the most commonly traded (and therefore most
liquid) currencies, called "the Majors." Today, more
than 85% of all daily transactions involves trading
of the Majors, which include the US Dollar, Japanese
Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian
Dollar and Australian Dollar.
 A true 24-hour market, Forex trading begins each day
in Sydney and moves around the globe as the business
day begins in each financial centre, first to Tokyo
then London and then New York. Unlike any other
financial market, investors can respond to currency
fluctuations caused by economic, social and
political events at the time they occur - day or
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 The FX market is considered an Over The Counter
(OTC) or 'interbank' market, due to the fact that
transactions are conducted between two counterparts
over the telephone or via an electronic network. Trading is not centralized on an exchange, as with
the stock and futures markets.
 In addition to my CD course, I also run practical
workshops on spread betting and Forex throughout the UK - at
affordable prices and as easy to digest as our
products.
I am also at present writing a new
workshop on the Forex with the emphasis on Live
Trading with the use of direct online computer
facilities for each workshop member. These will be
designed for the beginners and will probably last 2
days.
 I must emphasise that my workshops are not
compulsory. They are simply an option you might wish
to take advantage of in the future. It’s entirely up
to you. You will as a purchaser of this course be
entitled to a generous discount.
You can find more
information on my workshops here
John Bartlett - Learn Trading Owner and
Trading Instructor
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