How does one paper trade without software?

Discussion in 'Professional Trading' started by Chartfreak, Dec 3, 2005.

  1. How does one paper trade without software?
     
  2. nkhoi

    nkhoi

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    Chartfree;
    Several ways, record end of day price for many days/years;
    & could look at the Investors Business Daily news paper , which will give you paper charts,daily.
    Also IBD [free for 10 days] has daily prices without charts

    investors.com,
    is thier free website, Chartfree

    Plenty of paper there also;
    and like barchart.com
    also.
    Use plenty of charts, paper, end of day prices myself


    cnbc.com has free charts with 50 day moving average;
    but mainly plan on using lots of paper,
    years of paper,
    as first sentence mentioned.

    Wisdom is profitable to direct.

    :cool:
     
  4. babe714

    babe714

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