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I hear day trading is very hard to be successful at. how about forex trading????
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If you're ready to work hard on it, and to learn everything you can about Forex, then you can start making good money on it. However Forex is s risky market, so if you don't work hard on it, you won't be able to make money consistently.

You can start learning by vising free websites like http://www.freeforexebook.org/ , http://www.forextopten.com/ , http://www.topforexeducation.com/.

There seems to be lots of people selling ebooks on this subject, but this is the net and I would like to research the information for free if possible before considering loosing my money.
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Information on day trading stocks – webtrading.com
To one of my earlier questions, some people said I could trade in FX and make money from the movement of exchange rates (I was invited to visit 4xmoneytrain, 4xgenie, etc websites).

The presentations made the concepts clear. I'm based in India. I don't know how to go about these exactly! Who shd I contact? where'll I find a FX broker / FX Broker software using which I can place my deals?

If there's someone who's using this method to earn money, I'd appreciate some personal advise! I guess 2 trillion USD turnover a day has enough for all of us individuals to thrive on!

Thanks, in advance!

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I think you'll need a web-based forex trading company.
They have a free ebook on all about forex trading which you can download for free, read and enlighten yourself before you start trading.
You can also invest as little as $25 to test your trading skills.
There are other numerous advantages which they offer as well.
I am a hardcore trader too.
Happy trading…
Me a newbie to the market… but dont startoff with the RISK factor involved in day trading unless necessary

Are buy and sell orders put by u executed in click-time (generally, irrespective of volumes traded)?Can u explain abt ask price and bid price in general?

What abt Direct Access Trading with no brokereges….is it open for everyone?

If its only thru cash with no margins…then can we own the shares at the end of day if prices r down like normal buying of shares? or diff set of rules apply for ID trading?

Is thr a min. amount to start with for trading?

In brief,what and how are diff types of ID trading done ?

TIA

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Do mock trading first

select few

ebooks on 4shared.com

use chart install medved quotetraker freeware

5000 is ok

Can anyone tell me what is the best system specification
on a notebook computer used for day-trading? Thanks.
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Various brokers provide with different packages for dealing which may require different specifications. You need to consult your broker for the perfect specifications.

Typically, minimum specification is
512MB RAM, 128kbps internet connection, Microsoft office suite for keeping records.

Im interested in daytrading, i have been playing the real market with fake money through facebook and have been doing well. But ive been making alot of trades. I dont have that much money to invest so spending $10 on each trade when i may make 10 trades each day can really add up. Are there any trading companies that offer unlimited trades for a certain fee? im think of starting with $5,000. do you think that is sifficiant? im not looking for huge gains, and a profit of even $50 on a trade is fine with me. i would just like to start playing the market and learn.
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Zecco.com will let you trade for free–I'm not sure about 10 trades a day but enough to keep you busy.

Interactive Brokers has been around a lot longer and will let you make any number of small trades for $1 each.

There is an old adage that you shouldn't confuse genius with a bull market. Have you traded successfully through a downturn and learned when to go short or flat? If you have, and you don't choke with real money on the line, you are a rare breed.

If you have $5,000 you've got to limit your number of positions. If your goal is $50 per trade, you'd need 1% return on your whole $5,000 stake on every trade. That's pretty ambitious for true daytrading, and if you have a drawdown to $2,500, you have an impossible 2% goal.

Another issue is that if you make a few day trades in a small account, the broker will cut you off because the SEC requires a larger minimum balance for "pattern day-traders". The balance doesn't have to be cash, it can be other stocks that you aren't trading much.