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aha, which one for only trading Us stocks? low commissons, and free chart plattform.. (nice with good margins)

I ment any broker, have have just seen those above, please recommend any broker Thanks

I trade mostly European stocks, (Euronext, LSE, OMX...etc) Now I am looking for a good reliable firm to trade on Nasdaq and NYSE.. I have seen some broker, think&swim,Interactive,ameritrade.etc. which firm wold you guys recommend? (not fx, futures,CFD, etc.. Only stocks) low...

Hi I was reading reminices.. of a stock operator, my favorite book.. Have charts/price actions changed much since 1890..1910-1920? Jesse: "Pockets change, but Wall street never changes"... Is that true? I think the volatility is probably much higher now, and following trends...

Most of you guys have heard about traders from ex. the market wizards collection.. Many of those are running hedgefunds, But how is their performance been the last years.. for exampl.. Bruce kovners Caxton funds Paul Tudor jones futures funds.. Larry Hite's fund.. etc.. Have...

Which one have most crosses available? I dont need all those indicators,, only chart with different time frames,logharitimic choice, and steady/easy accessible Saxobanks 'saxotrader 2', have over 160 crosses, but the charts are not that great..

It was the GBP/NZD some months ago, Dont know which brooker he was using for that trade. Anyone with similar experience? Lot's of nice trends with ex. East european currencies, PLN/euro..etc.. But kind of scary, because of the liquidity..

Hi, I am lookin for any website/easy chart system/service from where I can follow my posisions from work.. Easy access since Iam not supposed to follow charts at work.. :D Most possible crosses... Thanks for any help..!

The EUR/USD is definite the most liquid cross there around.. after that I think most certainly GBP/USD What is the most liquid crosses, top 10 or 20..? A fellow trader, who was trading one of the "major" currencies, had a overnight position, and he got a really BAD fill in his stop-loss...

When your trading smaller time frame, you have to use much more capital into work, and off course tighter stops, But isnt it riskier, if ex. a sudden news come, and the FX cross move 3-4%.. ?? I assume the stops with get filled, or?