Author: James L. Bickford
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Keywords: analysis, shockwave, forex
Number of Pages: 368
Published: 2007-12-05
List price: $75.00
ISBN-10: 0071498141
ISBN-13: 9780071498142

More than $2 trillion is traded in the foreign exchange every day, and many experts believe this figure will double in the next five years. Fortunately for spot currency traders, the high-volume periods in this market are predictably moved by information released from government and informational agencies, typically on Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:30 a.m. Knowing this gives the Forex trader tremendous analytical advantage, and in Forex Shockwave Analysis, veteran online spot currency trader James Bickford offers reliable techniques and know-how to capitalize on the violent disruptions that happ

Author: Stephen Walker
Publisher: Harper Perennial
Keywords: hiroshima, countdown, shockwave
Number of Pages: 400
Published: 2006-05-01
List price: $14.99
ISBN-10: 0060742852
ISBN-13: 9780060742850

A riveting, minute-by-minute account of the momentous event that changed our world forever On a quiet Monday morning in August 1945, a five-ton bomb—dubbed Little Boy by its creators—was dropped from an American plane onto the Japanese city of Hiroshima. On that day, a firestorm of previously unimagined power was unleashed on a vibrant metropolis of 300,000 people, leaving one third of its population dead, its buildings and landmarks incinerated. It was the terrifying dawn of the Atomic Age, spawning decades of paranoia, mistrust, and a widespread and very real fear of the potential ann

Author: Paul Ruditis
Publisher: Pocket Books/ Simon & Schuster
Keywords: enterprise, trek, star, shockwave
Number of Pages: 305
Published: 2004-06-29
List price: $6.99
ISBN-10: 0743464567
ISBN-13: 9780743464567

The Starship Enterprise™ NX-01 has carried its crew farther into the reaches of space than any human has ever travelled. Commanded by Captain Jonathan Archer, they have charted new stars, explored planets, and made first contact with many alien races. The Paraagan deep-space colony was just another first contact, unusual only in two aspects: it was a matriarchal society, and the planet’s upper atmosphere was filled with a highly volatile gas. But the officers of Enterprise knew how to handle their shuttlepod, and they understood the Paraagan landing protocols. As the shuttlepod descend