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You realize Trade ideas is not a system but a scanner that scans stocks on the move which is an essential tool for any serious daytrader right? A daytrader without his scanner is like taking a walking stick from a blind man. Your just another investor who is clueless about daytrading. And yet...

I understand what it is. It is exactly like tradingview free version. No way they'll offer a pro version on a free website. That is basically screwing their own product. The free version uses bats which display a lot of flat doji bars instead of the full action bar on low volume stocks. If that...

You are right they're powered by tradingview but I highly doubt it is realtime quotes for free aleast.

I don't even trade futures. And I am pretty sure investing.com is an info site not a chart software but since I am not sure I'll give you the benefit of the doubt by checking it out.

I use tradingview charts. It is browser base so I cannot have it on the same screen as my platform so I try to improvise by minimizing the window and scaling it to fit on my platform. The problem is whenever I click on anything on my platform the window disappears so I've to click on it for to...

Hmm.. seems like his threads were all deleted. Looks like he either realize how retarded his posts were or someone else reported him for it. Or perhaps he just put me on ignore? Do his posts become invisible if someone puts you on ignore? Does anyone else see smallfil posts other than me?

Jesus, now I realize you are just retarded (at numbers?) and gonna put you on ignore. How am I suppose to make $500 a day when I only got $500 to start with? Traders like Timothy Sykes and the majority of his traders have like 6 digits+ in their account to make it easy for them to make $500 a...

You don't even listen to my explanation about small account relative to commission costs. Also, you just assume I am not gonna be successful bcz I haven't shown results yet and blew up a few miniscule accounts in the summer months where the markets are known to be slow for daytraders. According...

I rephrase. The markets were terrible for daytraders.

It is easy to be doubtful when your not the individual or he is not showing results. Hey I get it. My family is always saying I am just gonna lose money in the stock market and it's a scam. People are naturally inclined to doubt unless they see $$$$$$ amounts in their bank account. Also, it...

I already did that before to the point there is nothing more to learn or it has become boring. I use the history+ tradingsim. I've used tradingsim for months. In TI it only allows 3 months of history data and I did everyday of that+ I have another 3-4 months of live trading with it. I blew up...

"Poor, young men, who live in urban areas and belong to specific minority groups invest more in stocks with lottery-type features." I think this one is actually wise. When your account is tiny you just gotta play stocks that have the potential of running 100%-1000% in a short period. That is...

I was just asking if it was allowed or not via their policy because I hate to let a subscription just go to waste. And if you couldn't tell by now I am edgy asf. But not like it matters I am not the one who has money to risk.

You should stop being such a troll hater. That is bad karma and would only reflect in your trading as bad luck. I didn't believe it at first, but when every trade went against me no matter what I did even on good news I started to believe that karma exists.

Btw I only loss $400 in my account (not millions) before they froze it for not having the minimum amount to trade. So yes losing $120 for an software that I only used 5 days of... Does seem like a big deal to me.

Lol why those haters always lurking in these threads.

So I bought a monthly plan then lost all my money in just about 5 days. So there is 26 days left and they no longer allow me to freeze my account. What am I do with this? Can I lend my account to someone else for a price or is that against the rules? This would suck to just let 26 days run by...

Ahh ok I thought you were trying to make a literal argument rather than a logical one. In that case, yes he is wrong to assume he was being to aggressive in his position sizing. He could've had millions and that $2000 wouldn't have equal to 1% of his networth. Either way this guy had no idea...

Thanks for pointing out the difference but I fail to see how it's different in this case. The commentator couldn't possibly know if this daytrader had capital elsewhere. So he can only be referring to the capital he had in his account from his trading video he was watching at the time.

Don't see much of a difference. Capital=the amount of money available to trade in his account. Which was $2000.