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What broker do you like for trading non-U.S. listed stocks?

I haven't found swing trading this market any easier or harder than average than during a typical medium-term correction.

I trade multiple time-frames, one being 2-14 day swings. On swings, I've found RSI 5-day, $NYAD, $NYUD, and $NYMO useful. RSI-5 and $NYMO had a positive divergence from the $SPX over the past few weeks. $TRIN over 2 has been reliable for a rally in 2-3 days. I also integrate medium-term timing...

On GS, I have my best long-side day-trades on intraday double bottoms (where the second bottom shakes the first and reverses) on the 5-min charts. On AAPL, my best long-side day-trades are on up days in the market with entries in basing areas on a sharp down 5-minute bar. Aside from GS and AAPL...

One was either a genious or fool to have tried SWM yesterday. It was a big gap down first thing so I was watching its chart with nine others. Market was up and in bounce mode so I was focused on long plays. I was thinking SWM short (before its plunge) because it gapped down on news and the first...

Here's another good screener. http://www.zacks.com/screening/custom/ http://www.DailyGraphs.com/ offers a premium screener.

Whatever. That's three posts and about as useful as your last post.

I haven't taken the time to read every reply, so maybe this is a repeat of somebody elses suggestion. Anyhow, try reading "Trading in the Zone" and a new book out there now, "Entries and Exits". Sorry to say man, but it's still between your ears. --Been profitable for 20 years

You'd be better served going to Washington D.C. and investing the $5K in a hotdog stand. I hear the vendors there pull down 6K figures no kidding aside.