FX's

Side FX
$14.98
I normally like even bad vampire movies. But this isn't one. Just a movie about a drug that makes people go mad and think they need to drink blood. Of course everyone wants to create a drug with that as a side effect!

I didn't mind the acting of about 3 of the characters. The rest were beginners. Too often use of the fog machine. Had to have the typical required sex scenes but they were very subtle.

Don't view it unless it is the only movie you have to pick from. Another $1.99 delete bin sale for me.

The FX Bootcamp Guide to Strategic and Tactical Forex Trading (Wiley Trading)
$70.00
The only reason I have given this drivel one star is because Amazon won't allow me to give fewer stars. This is by far the worst book on FX I have ever read. It is both a) extremely superficial, giving insufficient, unsatisfactory explanations of key concepts; and b) a number of key topics are hardly covered at all; e.g. where to place stops; volatility of different currency pair; risk management (no mention of the cardinal rule against placing too large a portion of your capital on any one trade).

Essentially, the book preaches technical analysis, giving only the bare bones of this trading method, in a disjointed, disorganised manner, likely to lead the reader highly confused.

The one good piece of advice the author gives is that to be successful, one must plan for the next trade (as opposed to chasing price). This would be OK, except for the fact that the author gives virtually no guidance on what planning should be done, other than to wait for this moving average to cross some other moving average. Which takes us back to technical analysis rather than planning being a discrete part of the trader's methodology.

Another criticism is the repeated references and analogies the author makes with Sun Tzu's treatise on the principles of warfare. Anyone with a grain of intelligence knows that FX trading and the principles that govern war have f... all to do with each other (how many Army Generals have made fortunes from FX Trading?)

As a general observation, the book appears to be written for people with borderline IQs; i.e. it is written in an extremely simplistic, almost condescending style, all too often with the author trying to ingratiate himself with the reader.

Finally, the author uses the book to promote his website, which costs $99 to join. Even worse, the final section of the book informs the reader about the website, in which the author conveys the impression that he maintains the website to support fellow traders out of the goodness of his heart. Only when you log on to the website are you informed of the $99 fee. Call me cynical, but I suspect the author's motives are not as altruistic as he would have one believe.

Of course, the fact of the author running a subscription website suggests he is a failed trader looking to make a buck from his book and website. As the old cliche goes: those who can do; those who can't teach. The trouble with McDonnell is that he can't do either very well.

Don't waste your money.

Shape fx High-waist slim-down pencil skirt (misses 14 BLACK)
$49.00
This is a great holiday skirt (it slims down my tummy after to much holiday food). I have a couple of the fx waist slimming skirts from Newport News. I love these skirts they flatten your tummy after enjoying too much holiday cheer. This skirt has a built in slimming slip with elastic grippers that hold it in place, it slims your waist, butt, and thighs giving you that little extra to look great.

Casio FX-115ES Advanced Scientific Calculator with 2-Line Natural Textbook Display
$20.99
J'ai achet��� cette calculatrice pour mon fils ��� l'���cole. Il semble faire un tr���s bon travail ��� un prix raisonnable.