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Generally, yes, I think. Regardless of what you do, there's still the thousands of hours you need to invest in order to learn how price moves. Most people don't have a photographic memory. I know I don't. So, unless you're some savant, I'm skeptical towards anyone being able to trade based on...

As long as you know you won't be rich or even richer from following these courses, I don't see the harm. You do know that, right? That said, I have no experience with online courses. However, if they're making any claims, i.e., "Trade for a living in three months" or whatever, know that it's...

Sounds like and probably is a scam.

I bet your plan ain't that good. Probably highly subjective and open to interpretation as well. That's your real problem.

I might recommend "New Trading Systems & Methods" to get your juices flowing. Most books are useless though.

You probably won't listen anyway, but you should QUIT. Actively trading the markets and making money doing so is an arena for professionals, not pimple-faced teenagers without a job who came across some money. You should get a good education and a job. If you insist on trading, you need...

Good luck! Any advice for non-quants or would-be quants? A post about your experience at this hedgefund, either here or as a separate thread, would be interesting.

I lent from a bank and lost it. I'm lucky it was a small amount. If you're successful, you don't need outside money. That's the bottome line. So, since you're not successful, lending money from friends and losing it will only add more misery to your life.

I went for these. Very satisfied with this set-up and glad I chose this versus one large 4K screen. I won't rule out that for the future of course, but right now, this was my best bet. Cheap, fits my furniture and does exactly what I need. :)

Thanks. I think I saw you mention that HP workstations are similar. These (and Lenovo) are more common (thus more price competitive) here in Norway, so I might see if I can find a suitable model from one of these two.

Which Dell model was that, @Scataphagos ? In the market for a workstation myself.

Hello friends, Due to the conflicting information with regards to choosing 4K or not, I was hoping to try out a 28" 4K directly in the shop, but no luck so far after visiting 4 different shops! My plan was to perhaps go for one single 4K 28" for now and then expand with another one later on if...

@tommcginnis Best contribution so far. Are those lines proprietary or do you care to a give a quick summary?

Nah...consider me unimpressed. Connecting lines on a chart after the fact is a piece of cake.

With that many lines price is bound to reverse from some of them simply by chance. What's the use then?

Hi, thanks for all answers. There seems to be some conflicting information on the subject whenever you ask anyone. I'm sure this is to expected as it's just as much about personal preference. I will bring my laptop to the computer store and see if I can test the various options before deciding.

Hello all, I'm currently using a 13.3" ASUS Zenbook with a 14" Lenovo LCD screen. It's great for mobility and travel, but I think it would benefit me to have more work space. I only trade one product, so I would need one screen for charts and one screen for Excel/MATLAB. For now, I'm...

Not interested in dating male, unsuccessful traders, nor am I interested in getting together with a gold digger. :D

If you're really successful, I don't think you'll have any issues. If you're fighting to get by and trying hard just to compete with your salary in your old job, you'll have issues.

Hi, all, All of us who's been around for a while know that news are not always the daily or weekly driver of price movement. Often, it seems like there's a lot of truth to the old adage, "Buy the rumor, sell the news." You'll have a stock rise greatly into a positive news release, only to sell...