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Compared to Bloomberg and Eikon TWS is a rough diamond. But hey, a Bloomberg costs you 2 grands and upwards.

I still read about trades going long NZD on FF. I cant help the fools.

Its a legal scam. They are selling you leverage and act like a shitty broker. Something other brokers get you for some interest rate essentially almost for free. Every brokerage on earth is your enemy, IB ist the only one fighting against selling order flow and HFTs. always remember.

I only use it to be fast, I fine tune the stops usually to the swings. But when momentum comes you gotta be ready.

Yes thats right. And their brokerage really sux. I just wanted you to know that if you are not going for Eikon or Bloomberg - Sierra and TC2000 are your best plays for charting outside of TWS.

Stick with Interactive brokers and TC2000/sierra charts, or stay at TD. But regarding features and prices there is really no alternative to those. And except IB every retail broker on earth sells order flows. IB is the last client orientated broker, the ithers are your enemy if you like.

I guess you'll have the basics. Just don't forget the most important ones (design them yourself) like reverse position, stoploss adjust +1%, market close position.

I Invest with IB too but I use TC2000, with IB datafeed. Costs you about 30bucks a month, saves alot of stress. You can still use TWS screeners which are superb. TWS has many many flaws regarding charting.

So the conspiracy might be true, that retail traders get to view prediscussed prices only. What happens in the DP stays in the DP. Man am I glad not to have gone the daytrading path.

You made me wondering.. Do you have any link?

Ty but i am a full time investor and I also have office stuff to do, clients meetings etc, therefore I ask about opinions before I start any in depth research (isn't that what this forums for?) if it isn't worth my time

I guess you mean swing trading or growth investing. Saerch those terms combined with "newsletter" and I'm sure you can follow those and learn. Or you could papertrade those and make your own considerations for the future

I wonder if anyone trades simply by the free advice or their premium advisors of investorplace.com since I don't do papertrading due to lack of time and would be interested to know if they're any good

Low floaters around the penny stock statuts

Their job is to protect the firm, IB do it the same way. The IT guys have no idea how trading works.

Just one question: Doyou only evaluate candles or the volumes in them as well?

Funny story short: My fathers best friend follows a signal to trade in the opposite direction and is up more than 15% this year :)

Hi. I'm mainly a speculative investor in US, EU and Swiss Equities. As you can imagine this brings with it the question of funds distribution among those currencies. Up until now I did this by my own bias. But as I am not into forex and expect further cuts in interest, having the right...