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Comment on Where can i open a stock market demo account? by ?

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:36:14 +0000

Its easy, head over to Google and type stocks brokers.

Comment on Where can i open a stock market demo account? by Aaron Brown

Aaron Brown — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:26:27 +0000

http://comefollowme.zulutrade.com/Performance.aspx

Comment on Where can i open a stock market demo account? by jeff410

jeff410 — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:09:37 +0000

investopedia.com

Comment on Where can i open a stock market demo account? by Lone Wolf

Lone Wolf — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 00:32:54 +0000

VSE.marketwatch.com is a division of the Wall Street Journal.
Investingexperience.com offers a game geared toward people who want practice as day traders. Others include wallstreetsurvivor.com, stocktrak.com and simulator.investopedia.com.

I use MSN Caps for keeping track of stocks for different reasons. This is run by the Motley Fool. It tracks companies with just a single stock purchase price when chosen (do your own math), but there is much more to it (and the others above) than can be told here. They also keep running accounts of Top Ten stocks (daily/30 days – good/bad). There is a ton of detailed useful information available.

Comment on Where can i open a stock market demo account? by Niles Dee

Niles Dee — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:38:59 +0000

VSE is a great website.(virtual stock exchange) it lets you practice stock trading, and if you tell your friends about it, you can have competitions to see who is better at trading in the stock market.
http://vse.marketwatch.com/Game/Homepage.aspx

Comment on which is the best Forex robot? by Tonda

Tonda — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:11:42 +0000

Hi Elias,

i have had also all of them…and i agree that Ivybot isnt the best choice! I think best robot is FAP Turbo, then probably MegaDroid and Forex automoney.

For review and comparison of these robots look here: http://software-forex-trading.com

Comment on Q&A: Any good forex signal sites out there? by Michael Pilinski

Michael Pilinski — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 22:03:34 +0000

I just wrote a free Forex trading e-book that you can download called ‘The Forex Lifestyle’ which has tons of great info in it specifically for FX beginners. In addition, I also have a robots review page where you can look at a few of these EA’s auto-trading systems and visit the vendor sites. These same reviews are also in the book.

This morning I was just looking over the GBP/USD charts and noticing the spikes that occur at the very start of the London business day (3am EST). This looks like a very cool and fairly safe way to play the market, just setting a pair of pip traps to catch this morning move in either direction. There are some auto-trading systems on that robot review page and also in The Forex Lifestyle book that exploit this time window phenomenon. I plan on starting to trade this spike in a regular fashion. Check the site regular as I will be doing some research and posting the charts and explanations of what I find on the blog. You can follow along with this investigation.

Also, get yourself a demo trading account ASAP and starting playing around — this is the only real way to get a sense of how this market moves and the excitement of actually having a “live” trade in play (even with virtual money!). I would also stick with using MetaTrader 4/5 as your trading software, as most of the auto-trading robots available are Expert Advisors that are plug-ins for the MT4 software. The book will explain all this. A good broker to use for a demo account would be FXDD (my broker) or Forex.com. I have a chapter in the book with several brokers to check out, plus government websites where you can do your due diligence on them.

Finally, I also have a video training series that teaches you step-by-step how to use the MetaTrader software by visual example, which is the best way to learn it. It explains all the many powerful hidden features, how to set up the screens, etc. — and also teaches some cool trading tricks such as correlation trading — which a lot of guys don’t really know about. It sure surprised me! Anyway, all the links for these materials are below.

Comment on Q&A: Any good forex signal sites out there? by 01

01 — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:12:00 +0000

Have a list of popular ones you can have a look but there is no reviews.
http://www.fx.01tower.com/Signals.php

Comment on Q&A: Any good forex signal sites out there? by nico orion

nico orion — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 20:53:33 +0000

to make money online accurate signal is the second thing you need to consider. first thing you need to learn how to limit your losses and maximize your profit. as we know that forex trading is a high risk investment. that way you need to manage your trading by minimize the riks and let your profit run. there is no 90% accuracy signal in forex trading. some people claimed that they have a system that could predict forex market direction acurately. there is no such system in the world simply forex market is simply unpredictabe. a good system can deliver 60 % winning trades. some sites offer market prediction for its client. My experience as a trader for more than five years revealed that trading through broker advice is the worst thing. Your broker does not care whether you make profit or you go bankrupt. your broker only take adventage from your tade by making profit from each of your position and from forex signal service you subscribe evey month. you better learn how to start a profitable trading and no longer dependent on advice from a broker or other person so that you can become a professional trader.
enjoy your trading journey….

Comment on Q&A: Any good forex signal sites out there? by ?

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:54:02 +0000

If you are looking for people opinion about good forex signal sites, why don’t you go to review sites like forexpeacearmy.com where there are bunch people there already discussing about some forex products. I like the review there because most of the people are those who are already trying the products themselves.