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If a Technical Analyst presents his opinion based on his research to clients, he is doing the same as a Security Analyst. That is what they are there to do.

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You never know. There's nothing between the OP and GS but air and opportunity!! But the point of posting that was to show Zzzz1 that there are Technical Analysts working in financial institutions, of which he had no knowledge.

Southampton said: Lmfao! You left out the 'h'

I used the ignore function for the first time ever. The Recent Posts page shows the name of the poster as Ignored Member, which is fine. But in the thread the name of the user is shown. Could you make that also to show Ignored Member ? If I see the name Trading Education Buyer one more time I...

I too sort of felt that !

He must be MarketSurfer's cousin or something!

FYI TECHNICAL ANALYST OF THE YEAR Finalists: George Davis, RBC Capital Markets Paul Desmond, Lowry Research Corporation Jean-Charles Gand, BBSP Steve Miley, Market Chartist Guido Riolo, Bloomberg David Sneddon, Credit Suisse Stephen Suttmeier, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Ari Wald, Oppenheimer...

The majority work for brokers.

Because I belong to a sister association of MTA outside the U.S. and know who makes up their membership. And I, of course, know those in the association I belong to and the positions of the members.

It's the site of the Market Technicians Association which offers the CMT program. But the point was that contrary to what Southampton said, there are positions in financial institutions for a Technical Analyst which the OP was interested in finding. Your opinion as to the value of TA is...

This association is packed with Technical Analysts who work for financial institutions. https://www.mta.org/#

To satisfy all of your needs you may have to run software x2 in addition to that of your broker. Or dump IB for another. For your futures trading, take a look at AMP. They have 60 platforms (many are free) from which you can choose. http://www.ampfutures.com/platforms/

That's the Pro fee they're charging you. Everywhere else is $2 to $4. https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=14193#market-data-fees

I'm not in the U.S and what I now use locally is not available to you. I don't kno w if they would meet your needs but I noticed that TradeStation and Tradesignal are not on your list. http://www.tradesignal.com/product/

I used eSignal for many many years. While it has many great features, after the project manager who developed the current version left the company, everything just seemed to fall apart. The major problem as I see it, and the reason I stopped using it, is that the current developers just don't do...

Here's a schedule of the policy meetings that can move JGB and Nikkei futures as you mentioned. http://www.boj.or.jp/en/mopo/mpmsche_minu/index.htm/

FYI attached is the JGB 1m chart for today. Most days are like this, or worse

I traded JGB futures for many years until Kuroda came along and screwed up the works. IMO it used to be the greatest trading contract in all respects in the world. But now volume is down 70%, rarely trends, just burps one or two times a day. You can still trade it through IB, but they raised the...

How long is this bull market going to last? The only one who can answer that is the market itself. So stop guessing and predicting, and listen to it, because it will tell you when it's ending/ended. That is, of course, if you understand its language. But if you don't, burning the midnight oil...