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If you are new comer to the world of forex trading it would be advisable to take some time and engage yourself in some active research. It will save you a lot of time and money if you know what information you will need so that you can choose your forex course accordingly.

If you have not already made yourself familiar with the two main types of foreign exchange analysis then it will be hard for you to determine which forex course will be right one for you. It is almost certain that you will need to take part in a forex trading course but how will you go about choosing the one that best reflects your needs?

Your first forex course should ideally be a course in forex analysis. This should include the two main types of forex analysis which are, ‘fundamental’ analysis and ‘technical’ analysis. A good forex course like this will form the solid foundation on which to build your own style.

It is not absolutely necessary to become an expert in both types of analysis though. What is needed at the outset is an understanding of both. It is only from that understanding that you, as a trader, will be able to work out which method suits you best. There is no suggestion that one type of analysis is better than the other. At the end of the day, they are both aimed towards the same end goal. And that end goal is to raise awareness of the interest rate difference between currencies. That after all, is of the greatest importance. So you will need to choose a forex course that is right for you.

A proper forex course would go into much more detail but the general overviews of both types of analysis are as follows:-

Fundamental Analysis

1. Study the macroeconomics era

2. Study the global monetary environment

3. Decide on the currencies you will buy

Technical analysis

Technical analysis is mainly concerned with studying chart patterns

1. Identifying trends

2. Decide on entry and exit points

3. Making a judgment based upon the psychology of the market

Most experts of the technical analysis tool would say that keeping it simple is the best policy. Maybe a study of the charts is a far easier option than studying the global monetary environment. A good foreign exchange course will be of tremendous help along the way.

Either way you decide to go, it will still be best advised to do a bit of background research for yourself so that you can be sure of the direction you wish to take. Once you are sure about your direction then you can be sure about the first forex course you need to take.

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