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Do you know of any prop firms that lets you trade remotely from Europe without licensing? Remote training/support would be nice "feature".

You need to diversify, risk only a small percent of capital on each trade, if you will risk 100% on a trade you will lose 100% if your trade goes bad.

And then there's the yahoo group, where lots of helpful people hang out... :)

I guess the only one available is the one you can find somewhere on www.amibroker.com

Anyone tried the packages that PatternExplorer.com offers for Amibroker? Would be nice if you could post some screenshots and your experience with and thoughts about it.

Are there many traders who trade as corporations?

Thanks!

I was going to. But since this is a discussion board I thought I'd ask here too. Hope that's ok.

You can take time off trading even if you're an elite trader, can't you? Do you have 100% of capital in active trades all the time?

Or I could make 20 points each month and and earn a lot more. Piece of cake! Let's get back on topic, please.

I don't know what rates are available. $4 on $10 is 40% $4 on $100 is 4% $4 on $1000 is 0.4% 4% on $10000 is $400 and so on I'd rather receive some interest on my capital, than only pay the minimum maintenace fees.

Is there any means of accessing money market via interactive brokers. Instead of having my cash in my account I would like to earn some nice interest on my capital.

I'll make a serious effort the following months.

Yes, everything I read and have been told about price/volume and "smart money" makes sense to me. The question is how I should go about to be able to use this, to create a method which I can trade. And if learning the theory from books and getting practical experience from watching charts...

I have a feeling right now that wyckoff/price-volume/supply-demand (i don't know what to call it...) is something that i SHOULD learn, that it is the key for me in learning to trade, and of course ultimately to trade profitably. But I understand that it will take a lot of time and effort to...

Do you mean that you can't make consistant profits with price and volume analysis, or is VSA some method in the software that Williams is using? :confused:

Hcour, any comments on the book, apart from the advertisement for the software? And would the software have any use for a beginner on his way to learn the principles?

omelette? :confused:

Thank you for you insights! Right now I'm deepening into price/volume analysis, supply/demand, wyckoff, chart patterns, seasonal patterns etc. I understand I need to have a good understanding about this before I can go forward in my trading. Many things I read is somewhat controversial for...

Ok thanks