"Trading in the Global Currency Markets"

Prentice Hall Press, 3rd edition 2007

Fully updated version of the most popular book in FX. Often imitated, never duplicated!

"The oldest of the financial markets, foreign exchange is also the newest in the contemporary times. The inherent profitability, the limited credit risk ... but also high exchange risk attracted a flock of traders looking to speculate or hedge their exposures. Few financial markets generate as much excitement and profitability as FX. Traders from around the world enter positions for weeks, days, hours or only split seconds. Money changes hands quickly for a staggering daily average of about $1.5 trillion." — Cornelius Luca

"Technical Analysis Applications"

McGraw-Hill, 2004

"This is the one book that every trader should read to understand what technical analysis can do for investing programs, what it cannot do, and how to use charting to understand and act on market tendencies in a wide variety of situations." — Cornelius Luca

"Trading in the Global Currency Markets"

Prentice Hall, First Edition, 1995

"This is how it all started for me. In the fall of 1994 I was asked to write a comprehensive book on Foreign Exchange. The market was missing a complete book on one of the oldest financial markets and I agreed to provide it. No more "angles" and opinions. If it existed, it appeared in this book! How the market works, what’s what, FX instruments and how you trade them, fundamental and technical analyses. When it hit the bookstores in 1995 it met with instant success. Since then, it’s been widely sold and read around the world. I even saw its translation in Russian! And it makes a perfect corporate gift." — Cornelius Luca

"Trading in the Global Currency Markets"

Prentice Hall, Second Edition, 2000

"Currency markets change, the millennium changed, and the euro was introduced almost smoothly! So, here was the first revision of the successful all-inclusive FX analysis." — Cornelius Luca

"Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets"

Prentice Hall, Second Edition, 2000

"People loved the first direct set of charting applications to foreign exchange. So I gave them a second set with updated analysis and euro charts!" — Cornelius Luca

"Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets"

Prentice Hall, First Edition, 1997

"Look, I grew up in the foreign exchange markets so, obviously, I needed to analyze currency charts. Yes, I know that technical analysis applies to all financial instruments for as long as they trade freely and volume is good. But you know what? I was tired of thinking yen and pounds and look at Dow Jones Industrial average and oil charts. I like applied examples for my market and so do most FX folks. So, I made it happen! People loved the first ever set of charting applications to foreign exchange; and they didn’t hate the software that I included either!" — Cornelius Luca

"Practical Introduction to Technical Analysis"

Euromoney Institute, 1997

"What is a chart? A chart is a clear window to the traders’ souls. You will get close to the truth when you study a chart.

Only in a chart will you see the killing fields of false breakouts or feel the fresh air of a major trend, fight the shifting sands of a poverty-inducing sideways move or soar on a formation that you identified ahead of the rest of the crowd.

On a chart you will see the blood in the street when the price spikes, and the enticing bull and bear traps." — Cornelius Luca

Author of:

• "Trading in the Global Currency Markets" (third edition 2007, second edition 2000, first edition 1995)
• "Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets," 2004
• "Technical Analysis Applications in the Global Currency Markets" (second edition 2000, first edition 1997)
• "Practical Introduction to Technical Analysis", 1997

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