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Does anyone here have this video and doesn't really care about money be wiling to send it to me or something. I'd really appreciate your generosity.

If you want 4 screens you need 2 video cards that both offer dual output. It's best to get them both the same brand so you don't have any compatibility issues. Find out if your computer is AGP or PCI-E. Get one video card that is one of the above than get one that is PCI. You might also have to...

I want to see this badly. If anyone has this and feels like being generous, I would really appreciate it.

The best advice I have for you is to paper trade and get a job. Paper trade for 6 months at least while working, put together like 10k and than start trading live.

Szeven, where is your firm located? I'm thinking about joining a prop firm. Do you guys offer training and is there a minimum deposit? Thanks.

Very well said. Mostly the last part.

Nope not me. I've been trading equities for a year now. I'm starting to get the hang of it but I just really don't like to have to constantly screen for new stocks. A lot of times I miss a good move because I wasn't watching that stock. I was just wondering if people who have traded both for...

The main question that is still unanswered is: Is it more difficult to learn/trade futures versus stocks and if I failed with stocks will I also fail with futures? I've heard that many went on to futures after they for some reason stopped making money in stocks, why is this? Also, what do you...

So if one fails at equities than there is no luck in futures? Should one master equities first than move on when liquidity becomes a problem?

Here I am:

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I was wondering if others could share their opinions about trading stocks versus futures. I'm talking about day trading. I've noticed that many go to futures after stocks, why is this? Liquidity? Is it better to learn stocks than move over or just start with futures? I'd appreciate any input...

Thanks for sharing that story. I took a look at the chart of ADSP, holy crap.

If you've got an intel mac just install windows with bootcamp. Save yourself the hassle. It's as easy as a 10 second restart of your computer to switch between mac osx and windows.

If you don't mind me asking, which school is it that you are attending. As far as answering your question, that looked more like a short than a long to me. Until about 17.55ish. Just a bounce off of resistance. He got lucky it turned around and broke that resistance at 18.50. Good luck.

I suggest you think about swing trading instead. You can keep your day job and just swing trade on the side. Maybe one day move up to day trading. As far as learning how to trade, it just takes time. Start looking at charts after work and seeing what you notice. What causes major price...

I appreciate this as well. I'm also trying to learn how to tape read. Also that book that you recommended: Tape Reading and Market Tactics by Wyckof, I'm not seeing it. I see one with that title but its by Humphrey, B Neill. Good Trading, YoungOne

Also check out Tradestation as I seem to hear much less horror stories from people using their platform.

Overnight traders? What does one do exactly? 30-50/year is great as I just need enough to cover living expenses. Any specific firms you can recommend? I appreciate the input.