Book Reviews at the Internets Forex Forum

October 19th, 2011 - FX Fatcat forex trading forum has just released their new ‘book' review section on their website.

It's been a long time coming but the FX Fatcat have now got a section on their forum dedicated to the review of forex related books which they're sure all traders will find useful; http://www.fxfatcat.com/

London, United Kingdom – It's here, the forex resource of all resources. The FX Fatcat has produced a brilliant section on their website which they hope will be the central hub on the internet for forex related book reviews. With new book reviews constantly being added, visit back often to keep abreast on the latest greatest books in the industry.

If you're interested in foreign currencies you've probably noticed how expensive the books can be. Therefore, when you buy one you want to be sure that it is right for you. Typically, forex books can be up to 10 times more than a standard book in another industry. It makes sense as money is the heart of this industry, and as the books have a limited audience the price point needs to be higher in order for the author to make worthwhile money from the time they invested into writing the book.
David Davies, a spokesman for FX Fatcat commented in a recent interview saying, “Some of the books which I've bought have been over £100 for a hardback with only 200 pages. After reading through the book with an ‘Inspector Morse' magnifying glass, looking for piece of information and wisdom which I can extract which will add to my trading repertoire. Unfortunately I've been disappointed many times and that money and time which I invested into the book could have actually been invested in the Forex market itself and would have had an infinite return. That same money could have been used to buy a Forex book which would actually add to me, which again, is an infinite return on my investment as building ones own knowledge is priceless.”

Trying to find that book which will challenge you mentally and professionally can be a bit of a stressful task, “The number of book shops which I've been into looking for forex and trading books only to find that they are not in stock is unbelievable! Finding good trustworthy reviews on the internet is also tricky as companies will pay people to review their own book. The thing which will give us credibility at the FX Fatcat is the fact that our members will have a proven track record of posts which will act as their judge, in the sense that they can't easily write fraudulent reviews as one needs to have a particular number of posts on the forum before they are eligible to review”, said Mr Davies.

Learning about foreign currencies should be an enjoyable experience and the shopping experience should be enjoyable also, “Not only should finding a new book be enjoyable but also well informed. We are here to stamp the ignorance out of the forex market which is so prevalent with all the get right quick mentalities out there”.

For further information, please visit http://www.fxfatcat.com/ .