Praise for How Currency Markets Work "This book gives a budding trader a true sense of how challenging trading currencies can be with detailed descriptions of trading strategies. It is written by two leading figures in the trading/hedge fund world. It would have been a terrific read for my international finance students at Wharton. Not surprising since Andy Nissenbaum was one of my star students." -- Richard C. Marston, Professor of Finance, Emeritus, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania "From his time as a young trading prodigy a quarter century ago, Andy Nissenbaum has been thinking deeply about currency markets. In his new book, he draws on deep institutional knowledge of market trading conventions which often remain hidden from standard textbooks. Andy has worked alongside some of the greats, and it is wonderful that he is able to share his accumulated wisdom with new readers.

" --James Sweeney, Head of Economics for Global Fixed Income, BlackRock "Soros Fund Management took the extraordinary step of hiring Andrew Nissenbaum at the age of 22 because he possesses a knowledge of markets and trading flair unparalleled at his age to my knowledge." --Stanley F. Druckenmiller, Founder, Duquesne Capital Management "Pattern recognition is the basis on which all important decisions are made in life and markets. In markets, the study of patterns is the study of money flow. And money flow, in the institutional arena, is order flow, plain and simple. Andy and Patrick articulate perfectly the importance of 'order flow intelligence' and that market reactions to events follow patterns. Anyone who seeks to trade and profit from market-moving news and events must study not the news itself but the repeating patterns of the reactions." --Carter Braxton Worth, CNBC Chart Master, CEO and Founder of Worth Charting "This fast-paced, beautifully written book takes you on an insider-guided tour of the vast global currency market, presented as a 'battlefield' in which traders win bets that gain them millions or lose bets and their jobs.

Investors, would-be investors, and anyone who follows economic events and trends will enjoy this book." --David Denslow, Professor of Economics, Emeritus, University of Florida.