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Old 09-05-2004, 09:19 AM  
johndoebob
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Originally posted by lil2rich4u2
i find that books either dont start at the TRUE beginner level, or they move WAY too fast to be keeping up with them. Its like they are in a rush to cover a certain amount of topics in the book ...

know any good beginner books?

also is it recommended to play with virtual trading for practice? Where do i find a good one?

thanks.
First you should get some basic books and after that books that are only focused on special areas like analysation (candle sticks etc.).

Also you have to understand that you got to have a decend amount of money for investment that you don't need for anything.With 4-5k$ you can't build up a decend risc management.

Books like "Rule the Market" or "Direct Access Trading" are something for the very beginner to gather some informations about what they're really going to do.
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