Jun
30
husctla wrote:
Im thinking about trading during this time because of the low economy and low prices?
Pet Grooming
Im thinking about trading during this time because of the low economy and low prices?
Pet Grooming
Jun
27
Day Trading Results For 10-22
Filed Under Howto | 6 Comments
sgomez858 wrote:
Trading results for the day. A modestly profitable session. Daytrading tutorial and commentary on my trading day. For intruction.
Motor Scooters
Jun
26
sgomez858 wrote:
Live online day trading in real time. Watch and learn from this video as I demonstrate tips and strategies during the trading day. I don’t use a trading system. I trade discretionary setups using software filters and Technical Analysis. How to best day trade for small consistent profits is my goal for this video tutorial. The information I give is for education only. Daytrading for a living is not easy. It is something that takes much training.
How to Lose Weight
Jun
25
Please Help Me! wrote:
My friend and I want to get our rooms done on trading spaces boys vs girls. We have the girls too. On their site they dont have anything anymore. Where can i rejester?
How to Lose Weight
My friend and I want to get our rooms done on trading spaces boys vs girls. We have the girls too. On their site they dont have anything anymore. Where can i rejester?
How to Lose Weight
Jun
21
harveywalsh wrote:
Harvey Walsh of http://www.daytradingfreedom.com trades Nasdaq stocks live. See how to make money daytrading
Fat Loss Secret
Jun
21
How would the margin requirement be accounted by a commodity trading organization?
Filed Under Other - Business & Finance | 1 Comment
Canuk wrote:
If you are a commodity trading organization trading futures and the brokerage needs a margin requirement — how is that accounted for in the financial statements? Is it an expense in the income statement?
Repair Credit
If you are a commodity trading organization trading futures and the brokerage needs a margin requirement — how is that accounted for in the financial statements? Is it an expense in the income statement?
Repair Credit
Jun
13
Day Trading Penny Stocks
Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment
rob rens wrote:
Daytrading or Swingtrading: Especially online, people will throw around the terms daytrading, swingtrading, and flipping a stock. In essence, they are all similar and overlapping styles of trading. Daytrading is when you buy an sell a stock within the same day once, twice, or many times (intra-day trading). Swingtrading is usually looking for a movement within the month of purchase. Flipping a stock is a style of trading built by targets set by looking at past performance. Flipping a stock is done by buying any given stock at its bottom support levels and selling at its resistance. All of these methods are short-term trading styles. They are influenced by what is going on right now; not what/where this company is going in the future. These indicators of market movement ATM (at the moment) include Technical Analysis, Press Releases, Stock Momentum (public sentiment) and general trends in different sectors.
Trading on Margin: Many investors are timid when opening a margin account. However, opening a margin account is the only way to avoid the “3-day” rule. When you open a margin account, you no longer have to wait 3 days for you funds to settle after a stock purchase/sale. Most online brokers require a $2,000 balance to open a margin account. If you are able to open one then you have the ability to purchase more stock than a normal cash account would actually allow. With $2000 in cash, you would have the ability to purchase $4,000 in stock. However, use caution, because if your purchase goes into the red, you loss also doubles
Shorting a Stock: Shorting a stock is another perk of opening a margin account. When you short a stock, you are actually selling something that you do not have. Usually this is done with the intention that a stock will decrease in price (for a various number of reasons). When it decreases in price enough to make you a profit, then you purchase that stock back (called covering your short position). Basically it is trading, only backwards. This ability gives you a method of making money by catching stocks in a downward (bearish) movement as opposed to looking for stocks on the rise (bullish stocks).
FYI…You cannot short OTCBB, Pinksheet, or any other stocks under $5.00.
Risk Tolerance: If you were to hire a “big-shot” broker or financial analyst than they would discuss your risk tolerance, and probably do it very extensively. I will address it shortly however, becasue I believe it is an essential question you must answer before you begin trading, however the answer is very simple.
First, figure out how much you can start to trade with. $500 will open you an account to help you learn, but will not offer much return. Others may recommend different amounts, but I believe that $1500 - $2500 is a decent amount to begin with if possible. This way, you can play approximately 3 stocks at once and erase a red play with two green ones.
Second, never invest (especially in pennies) what you cant afford to lose. When you begin, it is a learning experience. Don’t think of getting rich quick. The more you know, the safer your money will be. Protecting you initial capital comes first. It is better to not take a loss than to not take a gain. Pennies are not your kid’s college fund. Trusts and Mutual Funds handle that type of low risk, slow growth.
Finally, when it comes to risk (sorry for the cliche) Knowledge is Power. The more you know, the safer your money is. Play safe, play smart. Make the smart trade.
$$$ Practice, Predict, Profit $$$
Opening an Account: The next step is opening an account. By addressing all of the above issues, it will make your decision about a broker much easier. Knowing how often you plan to trade, what your average trade size will be, and various other aspects of your trading style/interests will determine the broker which best suits you. The next post will layout the key points/attributes, pros/cons, and customer service experiences with the most popular, affordable, and reliable online brokers.
Article Written by Rob of Stockhideout.com HREF=”http://www.stockhideout.com” REL=”follow”>Hot Penny Stocks
Credit Repair
Daytrading or Swingtrading: Especially online, people will throw around the terms daytrading, swingtrading, and flipping a stock. In essence, they are all similar and overlapping styles of trading. Daytrading is when you buy an sell a stock within the same day once, twice, or many times (intra-day trading). Swingtrading is usually looking for a movement within the month of purchase. Flipping a stock is a style of trading built by targets set by looking at past performance. Flipping a stock is done by buying any given stock at its bottom support levels and selling at its resistance. All of these methods are short-term trading styles. They are influenced by what is going on right now; not what/where this company is going in the future. These indicators of market movement ATM (at the moment) include Technical Analysis, Press Releases, Stock Momentum (public sentiment) and general trends in different sectors.
Trading on Margin: Many investors are timid when opening a margin account. However, opening a margin account is the only way to avoid the “3-day” rule. When you open a margin account, you no longer have to wait 3 days for you funds to settle after a stock purchase/sale. Most online brokers require a $2,000 balance to open a margin account. If you are able to open one then you have the ability to purchase more stock than a normal cash account would actually allow. With $2000 in cash, you would have the ability to purchase $4,000 in stock. However, use caution, because if your purchase goes into the red, you loss also doubles
Shorting a Stock: Shorting a stock is another perk of opening a margin account. When you short a stock, you are actually selling something that you do not have. Usually this is done with the intention that a stock will decrease in price (for a various number of reasons). When it decreases in price enough to make you a profit, then you purchase that stock back (called covering your short position). Basically it is trading, only backwards. This ability gives you a method of making money by catching stocks in a downward (bearish) movement as opposed to looking for stocks on the rise (bullish stocks).
FYI…You cannot short OTCBB, Pinksheet, or any other stocks under $5.00.
Risk Tolerance: If you were to hire a “big-shot” broker or financial analyst than they would discuss your risk tolerance, and probably do it very extensively. I will address it shortly however, becasue I believe it is an essential question you must answer before you begin trading, however the answer is very simple.
First, figure out how much you can start to trade with. $500 will open you an account to help you learn, but will not offer much return. Others may recommend different amounts, but I believe that $1500 - $2500 is a decent amount to begin with if possible. This way, you can play approximately 3 stocks at once and erase a red play with two green ones.
Second, never invest (especially in pennies) what you cant afford to lose. When you begin, it is a learning experience. Don’t think of getting rich quick. The more you know, the safer your money will be. Protecting you initial capital comes first. It is better to not take a loss than to not take a gain. Pennies are not your kid’s college fund. Trusts and Mutual Funds handle that type of low risk, slow growth.
Finally, when it comes to risk (sorry for the cliche) Knowledge is Power. The more you know, the safer your money is. Play safe, play smart. Make the smart trade.
$$$ Practice, Predict, Profit $$$
Opening an Account: The next step is opening an account. By addressing all of the above issues, it will make your decision about a broker much easier. Knowing how often you plan to trade, what your average trade size will be, and various other aspects of your trading style/interests will determine the broker which best suits you. The next post will layout the key points/attributes, pros/cons, and customer service experiences with the most popular, affordable, and reliable online brokers.
Article Written by Rob of Stockhideout.com HREF=”http://www.stockhideout.com” REL=”follow”>Hot Penny Stocks
Credit Repair
Jun
11
With a lowrisk profitable trading system, what is the best job for a futures trader without start-up capital?
Filed Under Financial Services | 1 Comment
nushtoti wrote:
This question is regarding an online futures trader with a low risk trading system that is highly profitable. He wishes to use his trading strategy/skills to make money for an institution or an individual. However the trader does not have any financial degrees, or experience working as a “professional” trader; only personal trading experience. The trader does not have any “start-up” capital of his own that he is willing/able to risk and is wondering what would be the optimal place to look for employment. Any details would be very helpful, especially from anyone else that has been in a similar situation before.
Thanks in advance for all replies.
How to Lose Weight
This question is regarding an online futures trader with a low risk trading system that is highly profitable. He wishes to use his trading strategy/skills to make money for an institution or an individual. However the trader does not have any financial degrees, or experience working as a “professional” trader; only personal trading experience. The trader does not have any “start-up” capital of his own that he is willing/able to risk and is wondering what would be the optimal place to look for employment. Any details would be very helpful, especially from anyone else that has been in a similar situation before.
Thanks in advance for all replies.
How to Lose Weight
Jun
9
Day Trading Strategies
Filed Under Investing | Leave a Comment
stapin wrote:
While day trading is neither illegal nor is it unethical, it can be highly risky. As a trader you will probably fall into two main categories, traders who like to trade the breakout and traders who like to join the trend once established. Most day traders have their favorite markets.
You don’t need to know everything about day trading to succeed as a day trader. More important for the day-trader than others is to have the proper ‘team’ in place. Keep in mind a day-trader with a computer and access to the Internet already has access to a world of information.
Some day traders might buy and sell stocks in minutes, but might also hold some overnight or longer. During the day trading, a day trader will quickly buy a large number of stocks at a time and sell it once they see the stock gain within the day. Some of the more commonly day-traded financial instruments are stocks, stock options, currencies, and a host of futures contracts such as equity index futures, interest-rate futures, and commodity futures.
An investor needs to have a system that helps him to be prepared for all scenarios of a trade. Is Day Trading Right For You? Can day-trading be learned?
With the unlimited potential to earn of daytrading, comes the possibility of great financial loss. The Forex market is the largest financial market in the world with average daily trading of the currencies going over US$1.6 trillion. Day trading doesn’t mean trading every day. Day trading simply means not holding any position beyond the current trading day.
Many day traders make dozens of trades every market day hoping to capture profits that arise from small intraday price fluctuations. Before starting out in the Forex daytrading market we need to make sure we understand the basics of daytrading. Even if you`re starting out with a small day trading float, you should practice good money management.
By simply changing the amount of capital you risk in your day trading, you can turn a system from returning 10% to returning a 100% per annum. As the prices go up and down, the day trader must be alert as to when to sell his stock or wait for the moment to hold on it. Your best chance to make money trading is by following the path of the best traders.
Access to timely information and fast execution of trades is essential to day trade successfully. You must know how to daytrade if you want to be a sucessful daytrader. Some websites have sought to profit from day traders by offering them hot tips and stock picks for a fee.
The application of Fibonacci to trading can be very complex, and take much time and experience to perfect. Day traders go bankrupt because they lose money, not because they don’t make enough money. You’ll need to ascertain for yourself whether you are comfortable with the levels of risk inherent in daytrading..
Do you have the tolerance for the risk involved with day trading? Day traders typically hold stocks anywhere from only a few seconds to several hours but they never keep stocks overnight. Can day-trading be learned? Be aware that day trading does not offer the protection of an advisor who can tell you whether a particular investment is suitable to your financial goals.
Article Written By J. Foley
While day trading is neither illegal nor is it unethical, it can be highly risky. As a trader you will probably fall into two main categories, traders who like to trade the breakout and traders who like to join the trend once established. Most day traders have their favorite markets.
You don’t need to know everything about day trading to succeed as a day trader. More important for the day-trader than others is to have the proper ‘team’ in place. Keep in mind a day-trader with a computer and access to the Internet already has access to a world of information.
Some day traders might buy and sell stocks in minutes, but might also hold some overnight or longer. During the day trading, a day trader will quickly buy a large number of stocks at a time and sell it once they see the stock gain within the day. Some of the more commonly day-traded financial instruments are stocks, stock options, currencies, and a host of futures contracts such as equity index futures, interest-rate futures, and commodity futures.
An investor needs to have a system that helps him to be prepared for all scenarios of a trade. Is Day Trading Right For You? Can day-trading be learned?
With the unlimited potential to earn of daytrading, comes the possibility of great financial loss. The Forex market is the largest financial market in the world with average daily trading of the currencies going over US$1.6 trillion. Day trading doesn’t mean trading every day. Day trading simply means not holding any position beyond the current trading day.
Many day traders make dozens of trades every market day hoping to capture profits that arise from small intraday price fluctuations. Before starting out in the Forex daytrading market we need to make sure we understand the basics of daytrading. Even if you`re starting out with a small day trading float, you should practice good money management.
By simply changing the amount of capital you risk in your day trading, you can turn a system from returning 10% to returning a 100% per annum. As the prices go up and down, the day trader must be alert as to when to sell his stock or wait for the moment to hold on it. Your best chance to make money trading is by following the path of the best traders.
Access to timely information and fast execution of trades is essential to day trade successfully. You must know how to daytrade if you want to be a sucessful daytrader. Some websites have sought to profit from day traders by offering them hot tips and stock picks for a fee.
The application of Fibonacci to trading can be very complex, and take much time and experience to perfect. Day traders go bankrupt because they lose money, not because they don’t make enough money. You’ll need to ascertain for yourself whether you are comfortable with the levels of risk inherent in daytrading..
Do you have the tolerance for the risk involved with day trading? Day traders typically hold stocks anywhere from only a few seconds to several hours but they never keep stocks overnight. Can day-trading be learned? Be aware that day trading does not offer the protection of an advisor who can tell you whether a particular investment is suitable to your financial goals.
Article Written By J. Foley
Jun
7
aritolla wrote:
I’m trading in my VW Passat GLX 4motion. What can i do to get the best trade in price?
Designer Handbags
I’m trading in my VW Passat GLX 4motion. What can i do to get the best trade in price?
Designer Handbags