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market-topology.com offers correlations between stocks.

They have filters at stockcharts.com

I'm looking for a program that will let me backtest a custom strategy based on intraday candlesticks. For example, first bar's range is 1% of stock's price. Second bar has a lower shadow double the size of its body. Blah blah blah. I have searched past forums and have a list of over 20...

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It's at all time highs. If it breaks 500 it could easily gain a ton of momentum.

tick chart....20 minute bollinger band. BOOM!

Go to dearborn.com and get the drill and practice series 7 cd. It has a database of over 2,000 questions that it uses to generate practice exams. Extremely helpful, some questions are even repeated on the real test.

Be careful with the UXGA, a lot of users complain that it is very uncomfortable on the eyes. Check the reviews at cnet.com

Trillium Trading is one of them.

Alright, so which one is better? Which one is more likely to go under? Which one offers better opportunity for begginer trader? For experienced traders?

BUMP! You guys have any experience with Trillium? How does it compare to other prop shops?

Good job on the journal. If I were in your position I would tell your boss to let you trade more stocks. I refuse to believe that they only ley you trade NT after 5 months, which other stocks can you trade? You would certianly become a better trader faster if you could trade any stock you...

Good job with the journal goodpunk, I have been reading it since december. I have a question. How much money can you currently use to trade?

How is their interview process? Did you get quantitative questions? In training, do they teach you a specific strategy that you are expected to use later or are they more flexible? What would you say is the avg amount of money a trader makes there after 2 yrs? Thanks for your help

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bump, anyone has been yo their ny office?

I am also interested in them. Do they provide paid training?