To one of the posts websites and such I can recommend. I've been learning to daytrade from http://www.careerdaytrader.com
http://www.stockcam.com is one of the ads on this website.
They offer a free trial of a week.
I'll have an interview up soon with both of the managing partners.
mtrader.com seems to have a few merits. They haven't replied to any of my emails though
I have a coach who is in the process of building a website.
(needs some work
-for now http://www.oneminutetrader.com
That's the website for Brian June and his assistant.
William O'Neil gives free seminars attend one.
I belong to the DaytradersUSA.com website not that great of a company. I'm going to raise the bar a few levels with them soon. Some of the other members are high calibur. I haven't met him but Tony Oz is a member. He coaches traders.
Just find a few traders who have been sucessful to coach you. The other thing that matters though for trading is psychology. It pays to get your head cleared up. I can give recommendations of different people. BUt just look for something that says NLP for it to be effective quickly.
Privateer I agree with you completely. There is a higher probability of breakouts failing than not, even during a bull market. My stop levels are usually based on serious support/resistance level, or just really tight for a super strong move. I then adjust my position sizing to accord for the stop. I can do either or. Adjust my position sizing for my stop to keep risk in check, or adjust my stop to allow a certain position size. Some trades also have a higher probability of doing well. I have one system that produces signals once every 7 months. It is good for a 5-20R multiple of return and works out around 97% of the time. That's why I was asking about professional margin earlier on. I want to use 3 or 4 times normal margin for that trade. (nothing is guaranteed --so I don't bet it all) and my stop for this trade is super tight. 1/16 or 1/8
On a seperate thing. If you do just this as a trader you will do very well. During Bull markets find what the strongest sector is and find the top 5 stocks %climbed. If the market is bullish, money will continue to flow into these stocks as more funds get involved. These stocks will continue to lead, you will heavily outperform the indexes.
Trail a stop 25% from it's high. Run a scan for stocks breaking 52 week high and then run another scan to see what stocks are up the highest % for a yearly chart in terms of returns.
Use Martin Zweig's indicator the FED. When they start to raise rates it's time to move into bonds as a bear will soon be coming. When they lower rates as they are starting to the bull will soon come. I'm becoming more neutral on this market now that they are changing policy.
rtharp
http://www.stockcam.com is one of the ads on this website.
They offer a free trial of a week.
I'll have an interview up soon with both of the managing partners.
mtrader.com seems to have a few merits. They haven't replied to any of my emails though
I have a coach who is in the process of building a website.
(needs some work
-for now http://www.oneminutetrader.comThat's the website for Brian June and his assistant.
William O'Neil gives free seminars attend one.
I belong to the DaytradersUSA.com website not that great of a company. I'm going to raise the bar a few levels with them soon. Some of the other members are high calibur. I haven't met him but Tony Oz is a member. He coaches traders.
Just find a few traders who have been sucessful to coach you. The other thing that matters though for trading is psychology. It pays to get your head cleared up. I can give recommendations of different people. BUt just look for something that says NLP for it to be effective quickly.
Privateer I agree with you completely. There is a higher probability of breakouts failing than not, even during a bull market. My stop levels are usually based on serious support/resistance level, or just really tight for a super strong move. I then adjust my position sizing to accord for the stop. I can do either or. Adjust my position sizing for my stop to keep risk in check, or adjust my stop to allow a certain position size. Some trades also have a higher probability of doing well. I have one system that produces signals once every 7 months. It is good for a 5-20R multiple of return and works out around 97% of the time. That's why I was asking about professional margin earlier on. I want to use 3 or 4 times normal margin for that trade. (nothing is guaranteed --so I don't bet it all) and my stop for this trade is super tight. 1/16 or 1/8
On a seperate thing. If you do just this as a trader you will do very well. During Bull markets find what the strongest sector is and find the top 5 stocks %climbed. If the market is bullish, money will continue to flow into these stocks as more funds get involved. These stocks will continue to lead, you will heavily outperform the indexes.
Trail a stop 25% from it's high. Run a scan for stocks breaking 52 week high and then run another scan to see what stocks are up the highest % for a yearly chart in terms of returns.
Use Martin Zweig's indicator the FED. When they start to raise rates it's time to move into bonds as a bear will soon be coming. When they lower rates as they are starting to the bull will soon come. I'm becoming more neutral on this market now that they are changing policy.
rtharp