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Are you from the UK too? What markets do you trade on? ... For the time being I would be aiming to learn the trade, any earnings would be like pocket money I guess. A plus for me, and this might sound a little boring, but I have actually enjoyed the past six months spent learning. I find it...

I understand what you're saying now. Yes 3k would be an unrealistic amount to start with if I were planning to leave my job and trade full time. If or rather when (Positive thinking ) I become consistentley profitable I should have enough capital behind me to leave my job or work part time. As...

For an inexperienced trader such as myself, i would have thought a constant income would prove more productive and less risky than using a much larger lump sum; by using a constant income I would be risking so much less and learning at the same time. Did it take you 10 to 15 years to be...

Bsam, is this regarding day trading, swing trading or both? If you have time, please explain. Thanks.

Smart money, thanks for your reply. I certainly won't be using leverage, far too risky for me! I hav a few questions for you if you have time. Do you trade full time then? How long do you typically hold your trades and how many concurrent positions do you hold? What is your balance between time...

Hi Lawrence, yes I plan to trade the U.S. Markets. There are just so many stocks to choose from in the U.S. Allowing me to trade the patterns I really like. The biggest advantage for me though, is that I could potentially play the morning and afternoon session whilst working full time due to the...

Over the past six months i have spent around four hours per night and entire weekends devoted to learning how to trade, how to research stocks and how to apply technical analysis. I now feel confident enough to begin trading on the nasdaq with my hard earned cash.Which brings me to my problem -...