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i wish i knew how to trade... so many $$$ just floating in front of my eyes

rates up 500 basis points... just for fun

"The risk is that the deal falls apart, or the terms are renegotiated." how common is this?

this morning i had the chance to buy some of tlg for 2.40 this article says that its getting bought out and shareholders are getting 2.50 when this happens is it a sure thing? if i were to buy what could cause me to lose money? is there any fine print i should be reading? will the stock price...

something in my brain just clicked and i think i can hear the gears starting to turn

would i be wasting my time looking for arbitrage in more complex situations (in forex or other markets)? if they do exist how hard are they to find?

was there ever a time when you could do this?

if i go short eur/usd short usd/jpy long eur/jpy under normal circumstances i would have a net of 0 am i correct? (neglect the spread) then all i have to do is wait until there is a divergence in my favor (or simply enter when the divergence occurs) due to certain pairs being oversold/overbought...

I think this is very true for me. I must say I do think of the market as being like a game where you have to figure out how to beat it. Before I started trading a used to play a game called World of Warcraft. I played prety much every day (had 3 lvl 60 chars) and I had thousands of gold...

I am looking for resources to learn about how market makers work inside out as I believe this is an important part of trading. So far my research has found nothing more than: "Market makers provide liqidity and make money on the bid/ask spread" To me this seems like a neglected area of...

I am not an expert on any of this but I have done some reading on these subjects as i find them interesting myself. From what I have found I dont think there is any kind of huge edge you can get from these subjects in the markets but that is not to say that they are useless. I think they could...

what is the rule of 10? I did a google search for it but i could only find a reference to playing a card game i dont know how to play and i dont understand how it would relate to trading.

while (!Rich) { if (Stockprice.Goingup == true) { Buystock(); } elseif (Stockprice.Goingdown == true) { Sellstock(); } }

These were my thoughts exactly. But as time progressed I thought to myself that it must be foolish to trade a live account first and that my wish to stay trading live must be the mindset of a gambler. Altho I am having second thoughts for several reasons: 1) your post 2)Im not loosing huge...

i used to paper trade (kind of) with tradefreedom's demo account and it sucked... when you would enter a stop loss it would only work some of the time ( i think it got triggered by live price instead of simulator price and this does not work when data is delayed) and there was never any short...

I would be with ib already but I have 6 months till im 21

do you have to transfer your money to them and set up a real account to access the paper trade account usually?

anyone know where i can get whatever the best papertrading account is?

seeing as how i only make $8 an hour filling bins with flour at bulk barn 4k is alot of money to me so i think i will keep my risk exposure low (in fact probably more often in about the range of 1%) given the fact that 1) im not good at trading yet 2) if i were to increase my risk exposure to...

86/4000 = 0.0215 = 2.15%