Dutch trading magazine

TraDaToR

TraDaToR

I don't know if that's the right forum but I am looking to subscribe to a dutch trading magazine and I would like to know from fellow nederlanders what is the best trading mag there.

I grew up in France, I have both nationalities but my father never taught me the language. I recently decided to learn it and I thought that subscribing to a publication in my field ( trading ) would help the process.

With all the prop/option firms up there, there must be some quality magazine, so I am looking for your advices.

Thanks a lot.
 
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I don't know if that's the right forum but I am looking to subscribe to a dutch trading magazine and I would like to know from fellow nederlanders what is the best trading mag there.

I grew up in France, I have both nationalities but my father never taught me the language. I recently decided to learn it and I thought that subscribing to a publication in my field ( trading ) would help the process.

With all the prop/option firms up there, there must be some quality magazine, so I am looking for your advices.

Thanks a lot.
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Thanks, Nice but I am looking more for a real magazine I can subscribe to and read in my bed, something like a dutch "active trader", "futures magazine" or "automated trader"...
 
Hi TraDaTor,

There is no magazine like Active Trader or Futures Mag in dutch language. Most publications in dutch are about individual stocks. As far as I know there's nothing for the Futures/professional trader. You could take a look at:

http://www.beleggersbelangen.nl/service/inkijk_exemplaar

They offer a trial of 10 weeks for 17.50 euro. It could be useful to get familiar with the dutch language. I don't expect it to have any value trading-wise ;-)

http://www.beleggersbelangen.nl/service/abonnementen

Cheers!
 
Thanks Nick. If there is no serious trading magazine, I will perhaps subscribe to a classic economic magazine.I will see.
 
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