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www.garsworld.com has lots of mac software with charts

With the market conditions for much of 2013, looking for smaller moves with larger size and doing fewer trades has been the easier way to go.

I just wanted to stress that in the past the SEC has interpreted a similar "hold itself out" provision pretty broadly so most websites would be extremely bare bones so as not to contain information about the adviser's services. The idea is to not let it be known generally that you are available...

There is an exemption from having to register as an investment adviser for "Foreign Private Advisers" as defined in Section 202(a)(30) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. To qualify you must not have any place of business in the U.S., you cannot have more than 14 U.S. people as clients, you...

This isn't exactly true. There is a big difference between not needing to register a securities offering vs. not needing to register as an investment adviser. You need to make sure you comply with all these laws (and regulations made under each of them), plus their state law equivalents...

There is a lot of incomplete/outdated information on websites (such as the 15 client thing). If you're ever planning to trade money for somebody else in the United States for compensation you should consult a lawyer. Each state has its own separate rules too in addition to the federal laws &...

Try talking with a more experienced trader who has witnessed more different market conditions and he/she can perhaps help you figure this out. Not all days/weeks/months/years are created equal.

You can look at how the ETF for the sector is moving pre-market. Lots of sectors have ETFs.

Depending on which state you and the other people are in (if you are in the U.S.) there could be regulations that could limit your ability to receive compensation like that. Make sure you double check all the state laws and regulations regarding investment advisers and/or consult an attorney.

A lot depends on what state you live in. If you're receiving some sort of compensation for the trading and are doing it as a business activity you might need to register as an investment adviser. See your state's securities regulator website for more info on what its requirements are. Different...

One thing to consider is maybe doing just a really simple/crude version of intraday chart analysis to try to enter at a slightly better place. For example you could experiment with a rule where you will only enter a swing trade when an oscillator like RSI on the 5-minute or 15-minute chart is...

Take a look at MB Trading's MBT Desktop Pro and Schwab's StreetSmart Edge.

Garsworld.com has a new online academy for just a few hundred dollars with free continuing ongoing webinars.

It's not true. In general wash sales apply to stocks, options, and most ETFs, but not futures.

For the U.S. you can download investor fund flow data at www.ici.org/research/stats/flows. There have been some meaningful inflows the last 3 months but it's only about 20% of the amount of money that sold equities the last 2 years. From May 2011 to December 2012, 19 out of 20 months had...

Judging from the light volume this month there really aren't tons of buyers up here - just the absence of many large aggressive sellers. The majority of market participants are more in wait & see mode vs. just piling in with big volume. Also, unlike the Internet bubble, the general public...

It's possible that buyers are starting to get a bit too complacent.

StockVision is a good one. You can customize most parameters.

There are different degrees of liquidity. Usually a good place to start would be scanning for stocks that only trade an even higher number of shares per day on average like 2 million or 5 million. Those tend to have tight spreads and more posted limited orders (and less slippage with market orders).

Wow, that's so strange.