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Hi all, a few days later while i was surfing the net i found a free forex trading strategy,the strategy is to set on 1hr chart 3EMA indicators one with a white color the others with red and blue colors.
in addition we set the MACD and stochastic indicators.
un fortunally i do not remember the indicators settings,so any one know this strategy or a reference to it,please inform me.

Thanks for your help.

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Very high risky
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You'll really appreciate the chart & the recent news {headlines}.

Click on the blue link below:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SGLS.OB

SGLS.OB: Summary for SIGNATURE LEISURE -
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Think about Microsoft Corporation. They have like 9 billion shares. Each share is owned by someone. Some computer must keep track of who owns what or otherwise we wouldn't know who's the owner of the shares.

There are thousands of stocks and trillions of shares in existence, and theoretically, each share could have a single owner. During a regular business day, billions of shares change owners. Every single transaction (date, time, number of shares traded and the price) is recorded somewhere and broadcasted over the internet, so others can get
real-time quotes and historical quotes and charts for each stock…

Some kind of super computer must be working in the background to keep track of who owns what or else the stock market would not work. So, my question is where is all this information stored and what kind of computer is responsible for handling all this important data and making the stock market work? How is it possible for this huge system to work so smoothly? Explain plz.

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Each Financial Institution.

If you have a brokerage account at Wells Fargo then they have your information.

You are right, there 9 billion shares of Microsoft in the Planet but Wells Fargo only handles 0.01% of them with a regular $999 Dell Personal Computer.

If you have a brokerage account at Bank of America then they will have your private information and the same case applies.

There are thousands of banks all over the World and each one of them has a few thousands of Microsoft shares.

When you sell your Microsoft share to me Wells Fargo reduces the number of shares in your brokerage account from 1 to 0 and it only takes a nanosecond.

In contrast, the number of shares of Microsoft increases in my brokerage account from 0 to 1 and it only takes a nanosecond.

There is a middle man between Wells Fargo (Your bank) and Zecco (My broker)

In this case, the middle man is the NASDAQ.

Which factors effect the Open Price of stock, next day. For eg. say stock of company X ended at Rs. 100/-. (last trading price). Next day morning the open price varies either up or down than LTP. Which factors effect it and how can one get an idea that whether it will be bullish or bearish.
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After the market closes and the last trade is recorded, a very large bunch of folks will make their next day's trade decisions. In the evening, in my case, after dinner and the house quiets down and I can get some clear thinking time. So, the opening price the next day is the result of all the after-hours decisions by folks like me. If you can get it, look at the intra-day charts, say 15 minute plots, for the first few hours of the market. Often a big jump or drop on the open, then an oscillation for 2 hours or so while things get digested and calm down. The best way I have found to guess the open for the next day is to look at the direction and volume of the last hour or so on a 15 minute chart. If it is strongly moving in some direction, then it is likely that the next day's open will do likewise. Not certain, but then, what is. Good Trading…
What is the best trading software for day trading the Dow Jones Industrial Index? I heard Omnitrader is good but don't know whether or not to get it. Any derivative traders out there?
What king of success rate do you get with software? Are you better off just going on instinct? Is there a better trading company than tradindex as I find the site too slow for closing trades. The spreads are too wide.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!!!!
Thanks
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I trade the markets often and have done for the last 15 years. From what I have heard it is far better to make trades on reasoned judgement than to leave it to a computer program.

In order to understand how markets work it is always better to have a good knowledge of the markets themselves. Few traders actually know this and this explains why a lot lose money on the derivative markets. One of the key ingredients to success is to understand the fundamental basics of supply and demand. Chartism also plays its role if you take the time to undestand it.

What I don't like about the programs that give people technical analysis information and "buy" and "sell" signals is that despite their claims of instant riches why is it that most people who make money on the market NEVER use them? There is the old saying "if something seems too good to be true isn't it the case it usually is?"

Many years ago I received a maling shot through the post about a program that could predict the exact peaks and troughs of the FTSE and other major indices. It said it had 90% accuracy and went back as far as 1901 predicting the 1930's slump! You just push in numbers and like magic instant wealth is produced. Now that's amazing software!

A few months later the entire company were exposed as a fraud on BBC television – which hardly surprised me!

The truth is that there are so many variables to the movements in stock prices and commodities that having a clear set mathematical formula for success is almost impossible. If you understand the correct method of trading and how to use derivatives correctly you can be on the way to a small fortune but this requires intelligence, vigilance and patience – qualities that most traders don't have.

I have found Tradindex to a a superb company which have given me one of the easiest trading platforms imaginable. However, a lot boils down to personal taste.

Another company I highly recommend is this one:

http://www.finspreads.com

Also try this brilliant authoress:

Toni Turner (http://www.toniturner.com/)

Good luck with your trading!

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You can make money and you can lose money. You need to do a lot of research. You have to work really hard to stay ahead of the market. It is not easy. You might want to see what the best traders are buying and selling at http://www.top10traders.com – this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors. You can read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas. There is a charting feature, so you can see how your portfolio performs compared to the S&P 500. Also, you can create your own "group" so that you can see how you are doing compared to your friends.

Here are this month's best traders:

http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx

Good luck.

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I'd like to know what stocks are the fast moving ones. How can I figure this out by looking at stock charts. As in Day trading.
Please do not send links to your marketing or business websites. My goal is to buy & sell stocks only.
Also, for your reference, I'm seeking people with substance in their answers. I am conducting a social experiment & competing in the CNBC Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge.
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All i see is a sea of RED!!!!!! Unless you know what you are doing do NOT day trade.
I have always been taught that day-trading is a bad route. Yet my brother knows someone making lots of money doing it, and he's a Sophomore in college. It sounded a bit unrealistic to me, but apparently it's true. How is he possibly doing this?
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I am a day trader and often try to derive profit from the disparity in currency rates at various points of time. People who try to make some huge profit can incurr loss using this techniques but if we try to capture small pips then its a winning strategy.

One of the fund Manager of FINEXO suggested me to try this once when i was looking up for high returns. Surprisingly i made huge pips in just 1 hour and thats how i became a Day trader.

Anyways the basic requirements for successful Day trading are:

1. Excellent Command on Technical charts.

2. Look beyond what common man does.

3. Foresightedness

4. Be Different.

5. Good Source of market news and technical charts

6. Ability to draw conclusions from market updates.

If you have these you can very easily succeed here. I am using Finexo charts and updates which are quite accurate and reliable for me. If you have other sources it would be an added advantage.

I would like to buy some stocks, but I want to do it in a cost effective and flexible way. I have been looking at Scottrade and E-Trade, but I wanted to ask people with experience. I would like to purchase stocks online. Also, I am puzzled by the saving's account that acts as an intermediary between my bank account and my investment portfolio. Are there firms that eliminate this "middleman" approach, but still provide a flexible (quick) way to purchase/sell stock. I don't plan to do day trading… most likely periodic investments (long term), though I want to make sure if I want to but a stock, I can do so quickly. Should I be looking at some other investment firms I am not aware of? Your insight is appreciated, I don't want to start out with the wrong firm.
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I think the best way to invest is to open an account at Scottrade.com – they offer $7 online trades. To find great investment ideas, see what the best investors are buying and selling. To find this information, go to http://www.top10traders.com – this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors. You can read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas. There is a charting feature, so you can see how your portfolio performs compared to the S&P 500. Also, you can create your own "group" so that you can see how you are doing compared to your friends.

Here are this month's best traders:

http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx

Once you are comfortable investing with "play" money, you can slowly start investing the real stuff.

Good luck.