Hi igor, Thank you for your advice. I checked out the books in BAMM. All technical analysis books are overwelming. I decided to buy "A Beginners guide for Short term trading by Toni turner". Let me start with this book. I am putting off the decision to buy any software as of now.
What a bunch of garbage! If you made any serious money trading you wouldn't be wasting time writing 1000 words per post. Sure seems like you're selling something. I wonder what it is? Oh do tell us, master.
What a bunch of garbage! If you made any serious money trading you wouldn't be wasting time writing 1000 words per post. Sure seems like you're selling something. I wonder what it is? Oh do tell us, master. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take it easy dude! He has nothing to sell, he gives!! Learn to differentiate!!!
that applies to you too, If you made any serious money trading you wouldn't be wasting time writing posts here. ;-)
I use software to back test my trading methods and learn if the idea is profitable. Software allows me to compare different trading methods. I prefer some methods over others. I believe software helps me avoid losses. The cost of software is less than one big loss. I think software is worthwhile.
lol... FLOMAX is a drug to help you pee (it's for men who have enlarged prostate glands!). Gotta love ET for throwing a curveball to a serious punter asking a serious question.
I'm not going to go into what trading software is - there are already plenty of posts here. What's important is that you have a strategy and methodology to apply to whatever software you choose. Software isn't a magic bullet. For each person that uses a software package, there is a different method. I'd encourage you to learn as much as you can - read, talk to successful traders, etc. - and you'll eventually find a methodology that's right for you - your personality, timeframe and time commitment. Software's just a tool. You have to make the decisions. Pete