Advice to New Traders

can i subscribe to the wsj if i live in canada?

cause i just glanced at the subscrption and the only kind of wsj are for asia, europe the us
 
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can i subscribe to the wsj if i live in canada?

cause i just glanced at the subscrption and the only kind of wsj are for asia, europe the us
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What happens intraday has nothing to do with the wsj.
Don't subscribe.
 
Great advice!
Read Playboy between positions.
I actually find I have a better day when I drain the main vein pre-market.

Dude, It's $100 for a year, that's really a huge Capital investment.
If he makes 1 profitable trade for a Grand a year he made 10X his investment. Nobody said it was a "daytrading tool".
 
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Great advice!
Read Playboy between positions.

Dude, It's $100 for a year, that's really a huge Capital investment.
If he makes 1 profitable trade for a Grand a year he made 10X his investment. Nobody said it was a "daytrading tool".
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He said that he wants to daytrade.
WSJ is going to give you a bias (bad for daytrading) you don't need.
(plus you are gonna save $100 a year :)
 
I responded to a specific question about subscribing to The WSJ in Canada, NOT the original poster.

Maybe if you paid attention to what you read, you could turn a profit. Now I totally understand why you frown upon reading the WSJ.

Good Luck

PS:

Now I have seen it all here on ELITE!
The WSJ is bad for daytrading.
That is a classic.

I will PAY for his $100 WSJ if you never post again.
 
Quote from Ebo:

I responded to a specific question about subscribing to The WSJ in Canada, NOT the original poster.

Maybe if you paid attention to what you read, you could turn a profit. Now I totally understand why you frown upon reading the WSJ.

Good Luck

PS:

Now I have seen it all here on ELITE!
The WSJ is bad for daytrading.
That is a classic.

I will PAY for his $100 WSJ if you never post again.
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Didn't mean to offend you honey.... what's your real problem?
He asked for an advice in a public forum, anyone can reply
with his/hers opinion, right? Whatever... I am off.
 
borrow initial capital from your mother-in-law, odds are that you will probably lose both the money and mother-in-law. Basically - always hedge :)
 
Buy this book Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.

- Read it. You will have an idea how Wall Street works.
- Make some trades. You will lose money.
- Reread it. You will understand how Wall Street works.
- Make some trades. You will break even or so-so.
- Develop your own system. You will have confident.
- Trade with your system. You will get my sincere wish for luck.
- Come back and start argue with ET members. You will be known.

:)
 
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