With the latest DVD from the FX Educator, Ed Ponsi, you can learn Forex and Trading from an experienced trader and money manager.

Trading education that is complete and thorough
Almost 5 hours of expert training
Ten comprehensive technical trading methods
Over 100 color charts and graphs are included.
Comprehensive basic analysis covering
Techniques for professional risk management
Includes a special Q&A with Ed Ponsi.
A competent money manager and trader presents the information in an easy-to-understand format.

WHAT IS INCLUDED ON THE DVD?

Part 1 – Forex Foundation: The Building Blocks of Successful Forex and Trading!

Foundation for Forex
Forex Fundamentals

Part 2 Market Structure: Who Moves the Markets?

Part 3 Fundamentals: The Market-Moving Events!

Fundamentals
Rates of Interest
Indicators of the Economy
Characteristics of the Currency
Fundamental Approaches
The Future of China

Part 4: Technical Strategies for Profitable Forex Trading!

Several Time Frames
Fibonacci Method FXEd
Trend FXEd Method
Breakout in Volatility
The escalator
The Investigator
The Pivot Point Method
Breakouts
Triangles
The “Carry” Business

Part 5: Risk Management: The Key to Forex and Trading Success!

Part 6: Putting It All Together: Applying Knowledge!

Part 7: Stop Placement: Safeguard Your Trade and Account!

Bonus! – Ed Ponsi Q&A: Ed Answers 20 Frequently Asked Questions!

It would take much too long for me to tell you how wonderful the DVDs are. THANK YOU for providing such a plethora of VERY useful information! You are an excellent teacher. You explain at a level that everyone should be able to grasp, without “talking down” to the audience. I hope you realize how MUCH you aid those who genuinely want to learn!!! Ed Ponsi is the finest Forex instructor I’ve ever seen, and his expertise, experience, and plain truth about Forex have enlightened my thoughts and gained me more than I could have learned anywhere else.

Forex and Trading – Foreign Exchange Training

Do you want to learn more about Forex?

Foreign exchange, sometimes known as FX, is the exchange of one country’s currency for another.
A country’s currency is valued according to supply and demand laws in a free economy.
In other words, the value of a currency might be tied to the value of another country’s currency, such as the US dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
The government of a country may also establish the value of its currency.
Most countries, however, freely float their currencies against those of other countries, causing them to fluctuate constantly.