Oct
31
Watch Me Day Trade Live Online 10-31-07 Part 3
Filed Under Howto | 3 Comments
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.
Oct
30
valgraphies wrote:
A complete newbie to forex trading, I am having difficulties figuring out where to look for information, but also what exactly to look for. Commodities? Bank quarterly results?
A complete newbie to forex trading, I am having difficulties figuring out where to look for information, but also what exactly to look for. Commodities? Bank quarterly results?
Oct
27
STOCK MARKET S&P500 EMINI FUTURES
Filed Under Education | Leave a Comment
Eminidaytrader wrote:
stock market trade invest stocks business day trading futures E-mini stocks stockmarket stock market Emini Emini S&P futures forex commodities business charts daytrading charting charts investing finance S&P500 SP500 finance
Hot Music
Oct
26
MisterGreen777 wrote:
http://www.greenroomstocks.com/
Want to learn to read stock charts? Looking for great daytrading stock picks? Check out our stock chart reading tutorial videos! Full screen on website!
To try these charts free - http://www.worden.com/CURRENTAFPROMO.aspx?AFCODE=717
Designer Handbags
Oct
25
Watch Me Day Trade Live Online 10-31-07 Part 1
Filed Under Howto | 4 Comments
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.
Oct
23
Live Stock Day Trading Online for 11-19 Part 1
Filed Under Howto | 6 Comments
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
Oct
20
Benefits of Joining a Day Trading Club
Filed Under Day Trading | Leave a Comment
Apextrading wrote:
For the casual day trader, a trading club is a great idea. It gives you a chance to exchange ideas and gather information. Professional traders almost always sit in a room with other traders, constantly shouting out ideas and sharing news. These are just some of the benefits of joining a day trading club.
Imagine sitting in a room with people from all walks of life, as well as other countries, who have gathered together to learn about and begin the process of day trading. The whole idea of a trading club is to become knowledgeable about day trading, learn how to build confidence in yourself as a day trader, and to learn from each other as well. Whether you are new to day trading or not, having someone in the group who may have expertise in one area, while you may have expertise in another is a perfect way to incorporate ideas through this type of networking.
While the reason you have all come together is to make money, it is also the camaraderie that exists between all of you that will yield positive results. In addition, the leader of the group is the experienced day trader, and is there to teach and offer invaluable lessons on how to day trade and be successful. Further, bringing a group of investors together minimizes the risk because more stock can be purchased as a group than as a single day trader.
Perhaps you have seen paid ads on TV wherein a group of four people are sitting around a table using a new form of stock trading software. Regardless of whether or not they have been successful, the point is they are constantly engaging each other in conversation about a particular stock, asking questions, seeking advice, and ultimately choosing a stock they all determine is the right one.
Joining a day trading club offers you a larger network of people who can also, through discussion and debate, make the right choices that will yield positive results. Due to the leader’s ability to keep them well informed using the latest tools and resources, members of a day trading club are more informed than the single trader since there is a plethora of information available to them and through their interactions with each other.
While day trading clubs are not at all a new genre, they are also not required to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ensure that you check this out before joining any day trading club. After all, you certainly want your investment protected. Also, inquire of the club how much you will need to invest. Once you have these answers, you will need to ask yourself some very hard questions. Can you afford it? Will investing tap into your savings or college tuition? Will you be able to cover all family and household expenses? Further, how do you handle losses? If you become too stressed out or anxious or have a preconceived notion that you will be rich in a matter of minutes - you are only fooling yourself. It takes time and knowledge to be successful in day trading.
The best advice experts offer in ascertaining if joining a day trading club is right for you is to thoroughly check your finances. Do you owe any money? What is your credit score? These are typical questions you would address when beginning any type of business venture.
One gentlemen who joined a day trading club stated that he had a problem with his emotions, but that the club put them in check and if he does happen to make money in an hour’s time on a particular day, he gets up and enjoys the rest of the day. Another gentleman stated he has just joined a day trading club and found the interaction among other investors invaluable and enjoyable.
Consider this: In addition to making money, you will have made new friends as well. You are all working together in unison to reach one goal - and the time spent together will yield not only positive results, but negative results as well. This is the time when your friendships will come into play; when you will discuss the situation and then move on. Remember, in day trading there is no time to dwell on the could of, should of, would of losses - it is intra-day trading that requires all of you to go beyond what was, and prepare for what is to come.
Join a daytrading club with a proven track record and you could start making money as early as tomorrow morning. Visit the website below to get more information:
www.apextrading.com
Online Business
For the casual day trader, a trading club is a great idea. It gives you a chance to exchange ideas and gather information. Professional traders almost always sit in a room with other traders, constantly shouting out ideas and sharing news. These are just some of the benefits of joining a day trading club.
Imagine sitting in a room with people from all walks of life, as well as other countries, who have gathered together to learn about and begin the process of day trading. The whole idea of a trading club is to become knowledgeable about day trading, learn how to build confidence in yourself as a day trader, and to learn from each other as well. Whether you are new to day trading or not, having someone in the group who may have expertise in one area, while you may have expertise in another is a perfect way to incorporate ideas through this type of networking.
While the reason you have all come together is to make money, it is also the camaraderie that exists between all of you that will yield positive results. In addition, the leader of the group is the experienced day trader, and is there to teach and offer invaluable lessons on how to day trade and be successful. Further, bringing a group of investors together minimizes the risk because more stock can be purchased as a group than as a single day trader.
Perhaps you have seen paid ads on TV wherein a group of four people are sitting around a table using a new form of stock trading software. Regardless of whether or not they have been successful, the point is they are constantly engaging each other in conversation about a particular stock, asking questions, seeking advice, and ultimately choosing a stock they all determine is the right one.
Joining a day trading club offers you a larger network of people who can also, through discussion and debate, make the right choices that will yield positive results. Due to the leader’s ability to keep them well informed using the latest tools and resources, members of a day trading club are more informed than the single trader since there is a plethora of information available to them and through their interactions with each other.
While day trading clubs are not at all a new genre, they are also not required to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ensure that you check this out before joining any day trading club. After all, you certainly want your investment protected. Also, inquire of the club how much you will need to invest. Once you have these answers, you will need to ask yourself some very hard questions. Can you afford it? Will investing tap into your savings or college tuition? Will you be able to cover all family and household expenses? Further, how do you handle losses? If you become too stressed out or anxious or have a preconceived notion that you will be rich in a matter of minutes - you are only fooling yourself. It takes time and knowledge to be successful in day trading.
The best advice experts offer in ascertaining if joining a day trading club is right for you is to thoroughly check your finances. Do you owe any money? What is your credit score? These are typical questions you would address when beginning any type of business venture.
One gentlemen who joined a day trading club stated that he had a problem with his emotions, but that the club put them in check and if he does happen to make money in an hour’s time on a particular day, he gets up and enjoys the rest of the day. Another gentleman stated he has just joined a day trading club and found the interaction among other investors invaluable and enjoyable.
Consider this: In addition to making money, you will have made new friends as well. You are all working together in unison to reach one goal - and the time spent together will yield not only positive results, but negative results as well. This is the time when your friendships will come into play; when you will discuss the situation and then move on. Remember, in day trading there is no time to dwell on the could of, should of, would of losses - it is intra-day trading that requires all of you to go beyond what was, and prepare for what is to come.
Join a daytrading club with a proven track record and you could start making money as early as tomorrow morning. Visit the website below to get more information:
www.apextrading.com
Online Business
Oct
20
Live Online Stock Trading for 11-1-07 Part 2
Filed Under Howto | 4 Comments
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.
Oct
12
So You Like Daytrading (Or Not)
Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment
Frank Vanderlugt wrote:
So you’d like to earn your living DayTrading? You have all heard the stories of losing DayTraders running down the streets shooting people?
During the heady .com days prior to 2001, (when Bush became president,) there were stocks, 3 or 4 times a week that went up from 30 to 200% a day.
It was possible, if you knew what you were doing, to check before the market opened to see which stocks were running in real time and why.
And, if you then had a fast electronic brokerage system you could dive into the market, buy a bunch and sell them the same day.
About 1% of people doing this consistently made money. I saw one private individual make a million in one day shorting a Word Processing Stock. And then there was somebody who lost a bunch hanging on too long to an IPO.
As a matter of fact the bottom line is that if you take inflation into account you’d have been better off putting your money in an old sock since 2001. So what to do?
Give up on the Stock Market let alone give up on DayTrading? Don’t give up on the Stock Market, if you use the right system you can still make 30% or more on your money annually.
The bottom line is this; if you want to DayTrade there is only one way to do this today. And that is with MINDBLOWING News.
MINDBLOWING News along the lines of: XYZ corporation finds cure for cancer. ABC Inc invents Eternal Life Pill DreamCar Corp invents car that runs on water.
You get the idea. And then I am going to use another qualifier: You should get this news BEFORE most other people get it.
How to do this: For about $10 a month you can get a subscription to real-time market news. Get your Real Time Market News at about 6 AM Eastern Standard Time.
Say you find the real time news that a company has invented a car that runs on water. Check the time the news was first released, making sure that news item was not available yesterday.
Buy the stock now with money that you can afford to burn ALWAYS USING A STOP LOSS. Most electronic brokerage firms today allow you to buy stocks on NASDAQ only as early as 6 AM EST.
Sell the stock at 9.28 AM EST to all the traders that are waking up. You could conceivably double your money.
So would you then trade again in this stock after the market opens officially? No,you should not.
Too many mindgames will be played by market makers during the first day with the stock that produced the mindblowing news.
Remember the statement above: “There have been very few days since 2001 that any stocks actually went up more than 30% in one day, the oomph has disappeared from both the Nasdaq and the Dow.”
Never hold the mind blowing news stock overnight, because people in most cases will dump it on the second day.
One more tip: Never buy IPO’s on the first day. The most touted IPO(meaning almost all large brokerage houses were praising this IPO to the sky) cost people the most in decreased value on the second day after the IPO came out.
Who were the winners? The brokerage houses. So, if you have money to burn, have a cast iron stomach and want to watch market news from 6 AM to 9.28 AM EST, DayTrading may be for you.
So you’d like to earn your living DayTrading? You have all heard the stories of losing DayTraders running down the streets shooting people?
During the heady .com days prior to 2001, (when Bush became president,) there were stocks, 3 or 4 times a week that went up from 30 to 200% a day.
It was possible, if you knew what you were doing, to check before the market opened to see which stocks were running in real time and why.
And, if you then had a fast electronic brokerage system you could dive into the market, buy a bunch and sell them the same day.
About 1% of people doing this consistently made money. I saw one private individual make a million in one day shorting a Word Processing Stock. And then there was somebody who lost a bunch hanging on too long to an IPO.
As a matter of fact the bottom line is that if you take inflation into account you’d have been better off putting your money in an old sock since 2001. So what to do?
Give up on the Stock Market let alone give up on DayTrading? Don’t give up on the Stock Market, if you use the right system you can still make 30% or more on your money annually.
The bottom line is this; if you want to DayTrade there is only one way to do this today. And that is with MINDBLOWING News.
MINDBLOWING News along the lines of: XYZ corporation finds cure for cancer. ABC Inc invents Eternal Life Pill DreamCar Corp invents car that runs on water.
You get the idea. And then I am going to use another qualifier: You should get this news BEFORE most other people get it.
How to do this: For about $10 a month you can get a subscription to real-time market news. Get your Real Time Market News at about 6 AM Eastern Standard Time.
Say you find the real time news that a company has invented a car that runs on water. Check the time the news was first released, making sure that news item was not available yesterday.
Buy the stock now with money that you can afford to burn ALWAYS USING A STOP LOSS. Most electronic brokerage firms today allow you to buy stocks on NASDAQ only as early as 6 AM EST.
Sell the stock at 9.28 AM EST to all the traders that are waking up. You could conceivably double your money.
So would you then trade again in this stock after the market opens officially? No,you should not.
Too many mindgames will be played by market makers during the first day with the stock that produced the mindblowing news.
Remember the statement above: “There have been very few days since 2001 that any stocks actually went up more than 30% in one day, the oomph has disappeared from both the Nasdaq and the Dow.”
Never hold the mind blowing news stock overnight, because people in most cases will dump it on the second day.
One more tip: Never buy IPO’s on the first day. The most touted IPO(meaning almost all large brokerage houses were praising this IPO to the sky) cost people the most in decreased value on the second day after the IPO came out.
Who were the winners? The brokerage houses. So, if you have money to burn, have a cast iron stomach and want to watch market news from 6 AM to 9.28 AM EST, DayTrading may be for you.
Oct
12
Penny Stocks - Terms and Getting Started
Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment
rob rens wrote:
Investing: An investment is defined as an item of value purchased for income or capital appreciation. In reference to stocks, traders who label themselves “investors” usually play stocks from the Big Boards (which we will discuss later) and choose their investments based upon cold hard facts, fundamentals, and the overall quality of the company behind the stock.
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.
Article Written by Ryan Hot Penny Stocks
How to Lose Weight
Investing: An investment is defined as an item of value purchased for income or capital appreciation. In reference to stocks, traders who label themselves “investors” usually play stocks from the Big Boards (which we will discuss later) and choose their investments based upon cold hard facts, fundamentals, and the overall quality of the company behind the stock.
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.
Article Written by Ryan Hot Penny Stocks
How to Lose Weight