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Here is another useful link:https://www.toshelper.com/registration/. You can follow this link to register if you do not live in America. A lot of people in my community use it.

By the way, this is relevant. I found a group of guys: https://thinkorswim-europe.medium.com/. They have interesting information about working at TOS. And what's interesting is that they offer the opportunity to work OnDemand.

How great would it be if you could go back in time and learn from your past mistakes? Maybe you would have taken that job offer, married your high school sweetheart, or passed on drinking that expired milk? Of course, reliving the past is just a fantasy, right? Well, not with thinkorswim...

Hi sherko. OnDemand is a great tool for working out a strategy. I use it myself sometimes. If it’s still relevant, it’s cheaper to get a live TOS account for technical analysis with full functionality.

Guys, I don't need to trade through the TDA, IB is enough for me, but when I was studying my mentor used very cool scanners and I liked the charts on ThinkorSwim. Therefore, I decided to look for how you can get real quotes on ThinkorSwim. And I want to draw your attention to the link to the...

Guys, I recently wrote in my thread asking how to get ThinkOrSwim Realtime for Canadians, but given the TD Ameritrade registration issue, this is a very important question for anyone not living in the US. I've already highlighted my question about this problem in a separate thread, but after...

Does anyone know good courses in Germany or traders who take on training traders to trade on the NYSE or NASDAQ?

A familiar trader knows how to make money by the opposite trade. At a certain moment before a possible rollback, it goes in the opposite direction from the trend. Naturally, he begins to lose money, at the next rollback he doubles, so as to go to zero, then he loses money again, and so on. Then...

Three years ago I took part in a competition to receive money for management. The competition was run by a prop firm that traded stocks on the NYSE market. I paid money for participation, the competition lasted a month. I had very little experience back then and failed. But I saw how others can...

I believe that sports before trading only interferes with trading. Since it gives too much activity. And in trading, you need peace of mind. So it's best to learn a good relaxing meditation.

You need to do some auto-training exercises to increase attention and prepare a bottle of water (not cola, not Pepsi - pure water). Water is very much needed in trade.

Guys, who knows a good teacher in Spain to teach trading in the American stock market? Or perhaps you are coaching somewhere and can provide guidance.

Hello. I solved this problem after all. Who seeks will always find. I solved the problem through this service ThinkOrSwim Realtime for Canada, they give their account for rent, and you can use it for technical analysis and screening of stocks.

We really need Telegram channels where day traders who trade on the NYSE and NASDAQ communicate. Who knows, please tell me.

Hi! Looking to practice some trading techniques before putting real money in. Ideally with live quotes and on demand options. Any suggestions? Have looked into it a bit and haven’t found great info.ThinkOrSwim seems to be the most recommended, but I'm not sure if it's available to Canadians...

1. Plan your trade and trade according to the plan. 2. Hope and fear are the two worst enemies of trade. 3. Record trading results. 4. Maintain a positive attitude regardless of the size of the loss. 5. Constantly set higher trading goals for yourself. 6. Stops are the key to the success of many...

Analyze your thoughts and opinions about yourself. Is what is stopping you really the truth? Perhaps this is just your personal invention, and in reality it will not hurt you in the least? Be kind to yourself. If something does not work out, do not blame yourself, but, on the contrary, encourage...

If you have worked out your trading strategy well, described it very accurately and, according to statistics, received more profitable trades, stupidity will cease to matter. Because trading is automatic. You don't need to think.

This is very similar to the game of a large trader: accumulating a position, then dumping stocks, again attracting small traders, again dumping stocks. And for the third time the sale of the leftovers. Institutional players often do this.

I know a trader who looks at hundreds of stocks before a trading session. This is a well-known Russian trader Gerchik. He selects several dozen shares for his watchlist according to a certain setup and then places pending orders and waits. And the more he takes away shares, the more likely he is...