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Hi newb, Great place to start is the CBOE (Chicago Board of Exchange) web site. A lot of no BS free info, especially for newbies. Best of luck on your new adventure.

What time frames are the short term and long term rankings based on? Is there a link to where updates to these rankings are posted online? TIA - Lou

Two places online to start with options education are the web sites for the CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange) and OIC (Options Industry Council-option education program). I think you will find these to be a much more credible source of information than random youtube drivel. Best of luck - Lou

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The CME web site to start, then broker's websites are a great source of free education material.

So just how do successful day traders even do it? Obviously conventional strategies are not going to work based on my backtesting research. Or I hate to say, is it just dumb luck to strike gold in the short term? They do it with a much larger account; $25,000 min to day trade stocks, and...

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Interactive Brokers pulled out of the retail US forex market Aug 2016

Get a library card. If your local branch doesn't have the book you want, they should be able to borrow a copy from another system at little to no cost.

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By definition all bubbles burst, the only question is when

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Since IB pulled out of the US retail market the answer is none. Best option (IMHO) is CME FX futures.

NinjaTrader; default for Day is one bar, but user can change to whatever they want/ need.

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Simple work around. Use prefered program (TOS) for charting, then enter trade on brokers platform. Mote point doing this with suretrade; As a US citizen/resident they won't open an account with you. If you are trying to get around the US day trade $25,000 min rule, you might look at futures or...