Fundamental analysis forex book.

      There is no single Forex book that is the ultimate reference for fundamental analysis of the foreign exchange market. Each of these books has something to offer to the Forex trader interested in learning more about this subject. The ones you should read are those that were written by professionals in their own individual fields. These are the ones that give the most complete picture of what can be done. They also tend to address many different issues in detail that can be useful to a new trader.
     A great introduction to currency trading is The Forex Brotherhood book. It is not actually a book, but an actual study course on the subject. It was created by two people who had years of experience in the foreign exchange market between them. They felt it was important to lay out how to use analysis in the Forex market and to provide a simple method that anyone can use to trade profitably.
     Hector Trader is the other essential Forex book for a new trader. It is written by Thomas Lee. This book is another solid look at fundamental analysis and provides a lot of good advice. The author bases much of his information on his own extensive years of study. He explains things in such a way that even a beginner can understand and use what he is telling you.
     This Forex book is another great place to learn a lot. It is the product of Balaji Subramanian and John Grace. It is not really a book in the true sense of the word, as it does not tell you anything specific about the market, instead it is more of an overall outlook on the way things work. However, there is some good information here that will help you understand what you are doing if you are going to use it.
     Another great Forex book on analysis is Price Action Forex by Russ Horn. This book will teach you how to use fundamental and technical analysis of price action to help you make better trading decisions. The main point is to use the past price action to give you a better idea of what the future may bring and then you can decide whether to buy or sell.
     Russ Horn also uses price action to determine what a proper entry point should be for any particular currency. Again this is not a book about technical analysis in the strictest sense, but rather a method of determining what price action would indicate is a good entry point for a particular currency. The book is definitely worth reading because it is so accurate.
     The most comprehensive and detailed analysis of fundamental analysis I have read was written by Doug Casey. What he has done is compare the analysis of fundamentals with that of technical analysis. Basically he has found that fundamental analysis is generally more accurate than technical in predicting future price movements.
     The best thing I can say about this book is that it is not a "be all" book, but rather a quick study that can be used by beginners to become very good traders. If you are already trading currencies and you feel as if you have been doing the same things for years, then this book will definitely be helpful. However if you are a beginner and want to take your trading to the next level, then this book alone will not make you a good trader. But, if you do just stick to the basics, learn the basics, and apply them to your trading, then this book will help you become a very good trader.