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I too have used Babypips, it's great for learning basic concepts, but there is no substitution for actual trading. You can try Babypips then test strategies using a demo account.

You can manage your trading if you have stop/limit orders for all your trades, or use a web-base or mobile app if one is available. Alternatively, you can modify your trading to more of a swing trading style if you are unable to access your account at all from work.

It's useful in terms of getting familiar with the software, and testing out different strategies.

Read books and view webinars/tutorials as much as you can. Try to papertrade or via demo accounts before you use real money if possible.

http://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html I also like to use the one below for stock splits: http://biz.yahoo.com/c/s.html

I would do some ETFs mixed with high dividend stocks.

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lol my neighbor plays that video

I do short workouts in the morning, some mild cardio or weights for about half hour, make sure you don't go past half hr, because too much can end up making you more tired. The workout and a cold shower afterwards does the trick for me. I am not a morning person either and I've tried coffee...

Limiting my losses, sticking to my stops.

It's moving off trendline support from July. Also has support from 20 SMA.

I would be hesitant to do this. From the looks of it, you want to invest a moderate amount and have it grow slow and steady, as long as it provides a better return than it would at a bank account. You mentioned you prefer risking $5k, while your friend seems to want you to put up $10k...

IMO, it depends how long one is willing to hold it. I personally like it for long term holds, it won't stay at these levels forever :)

For me, its when I get emotionally attached and try to chase losses