Galdorf
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I don't really know much but what is good for self stock trading with good features?.
Best stockmarket software
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JosephLeo
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Let's see...all I know of is the following.
I can't tell you about commodities like plastics, paper, metal, exotic metals, alloys and precious metals thanks to the fact that I have a NDA with my fathers company about this stuff- sorry.
- Forex for money trading
- ScotTrade for general stock research
- eTrade for web-based stock trading
- TD AmeriTrade For banking based trading
I can't tell you about commodities like plastics, paper, metal, exotic metals, alloys and precious metals thanks to the fact that I have a NDA with my fathers company about this stuff- sorry.
hondablaster
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I have been trading with pretend money for over a year @ www.investopedia.com its great if your a newbie to stocks.
It emulates real money on the real stock market some of the games start off with $100,000 and as low as $100.
I started off with $100,000 in mid 2008 last almost all of it to about $39,000 in November now im back up to $80,000 and climbing. The game taught me that keeping my money in the stocks that lost can help get me my money back. Not pulling out of a bear market is critical. The only time it hurt me is when I had $25,000 in Washington Mutual and they went under. Lost all $25,000. Reinvested my shred in Chase and a few other banks along with Apple and Dell.
If I did not lose $25,000 in WM I would be at a positive on funds right now. Look me up in Hondablaster on investopedia! Everyone else come and join.
It emulates real money on the real stock market some of the games start off with $100,000 and as low as $100.
I started off with $100,000 in mid 2008 last almost all of it to about $39,000 in November now im back up to $80,000 and climbing. The game taught me that keeping my money in the stocks that lost can help get me my money back. Not pulling out of a bear market is critical. The only time it hurt me is when I had $25,000 in Washington Mutual and they went under. Lost all $25,000. Reinvested my shred in Chase and a few other banks along with Apple and Dell.
If I did not lose $25,000 in WM I would be at a positive on funds right now. Look me up in Hondablaster on investopedia! Everyone else come and join.
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ProTech Support
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I have been trading with pretend money for over a year @ www.investopedia.com its great if your a newbie to stocks.
It emulates real money on the real stock market some of the games start off with $100,000 and as low as $100.
I started off with $100,000 in mid 2008 last almost all of it to about $39,000 in November now im back up to $80,000 and climbing. The game taught me that keeping my money in the stocks that lost can help get me my money back. Not pulling out of a bear market is critical. The only time it hurt me is when I had $25,000 in Washington Mutual and they went under. Lost all $25,000. Reinvested my shred in Chase and a few other banks along with Apple and Dell.
If I did not lose $25,000 in WM I would be at a positive on funds right now. Look me up in Hondablaster on investopedia! Everyone else come and join.
That actually looks pretty neat.
atlanticjim
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I use Scottrade and find their real time streaming quotes software to be excellent.
$7 online market, limit, stop, stop limit and trailing stop orders.
They have very very fast trade execution as well.
$7 online market, limit, stop, stop limit and trailing stop orders.
They have very very fast trade execution as well.
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I personally daytrade and earn most of my living from that than my computer service business. I use Zecco and Tradeking.
Some excellent tools: freestockcharts.com, finviz.com, stockcharts.com, optionmonster.com, thinkorswim's software, seekingalpha.com, yahoo.com, and google.com/finance
Some excellent tools: freestockcharts.com, finviz.com, stockcharts.com, optionmonster.com, thinkorswim's software, seekingalpha.com, yahoo.com, and google.com/finance
