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though, limit orders gives you a better entry, but your entry on a winning trade isn't guaranteed. And if you will ever loss the trade, your entry order will surely be executed when the price is moving towards your stop loss.

I can't explain that, i have never experience that, maybe because I always make entry with a market order and exit with limit or stop for profit taking and cutting loss respectively.

more hacks to come.

so you mean your friend may place a sell limit a higher price than the best ask price and you will buy from your friend, thus pushing up the price right? it cannot work like that, because your friend is not posting the best price at which you can buy. If you open a buy limit to buy at the high...

my argument is that if you place a buy limit order at a higher price, it is the same as a market order.

why would you place a buy limit at a higher price? you can just buy straightaway with market order.

if bid and ask it at 50.01 and 50.05 respectively, it is not possible to enter a buy limit order at a higher price than the ask, buy limit order are only possible at a lower price.

y if you sell at a higher price than the current price, then there is no guarantee your order will be executed, who will buy from you, since there are more sellers asking a lower price.

induce others like how?

you still don't get it, I also have this question when I started started. It works like an auctions system, everybody submit the price they want to buy or sell, and the best price appears in the bid or ask. The last price is the price at which the last transaction took place, ( in stock and...

let me explain in a simple sentence, if there are more selling than buying, the price move down because the sellers are lowering the price to try and get buyers.

I go for TDameritrade... excellent software, reasonable low commission.

they are just collecting huge fees to help you loss.

yes, they sometimes hedge your trade on the real market and need liquidity to do that at the right price. but I don't see a reason why you need CFD unless for the high leverage available, right?

but the bucket shops should clearly state that they are pocketing the loss, not deceiving new traders to make them think they are real broker.

Saxobank,,, Very big broker, exellent trading software, minimum deposit is $2000... Real stock trading and futures trading are also available

Most fx brokers are doing it and they are not charged.

which country do you live in?

I had the same problem with marketwatch.com. It takes forever to load

thinkorswim from TD ameritrade.