The most usable financial web site for EXPERIENCED trader?

[maglia rosa]

www.amextrader.com
www.nasdaqtrader.com

The daily lists on those sites help me with my index (fair value) pricing spreadsheets.

 

[st0ckman]

www.marketwatch.com
-excellent for whats moving pre/post market

www.earningswhisper.com

 

[wild]

www.eurexchange.com/index2.html?mp&1&marketplace/products_prodnews_en.html - "Products" - "Specifications"

 

[Avalanche]

helpful website I just found for importing symbols from the index's into excel.



http://www.naq.com/online/symbolchoice.asp

 

[limitdown]

www.cnnfn.com

 

[Maverick74]

If you like reading as much as I do, check out this bad boy, every book under the sun

http://finmath.com/

This site has a lot of good info

http://www.finpipe.com/

For those of you that want everything under the sun on statistics

http://www.statsoft.com/textbook/stathome.html

Great website on risk

http://www.riskwaters.com/risk/

your one stop shop for economic data

http://www.fujisec.com/

Great site on what's going on in the hedge fund world

http://www.hedgefundcenter.com/

Another great site for what's going on in the trading world in general

http://www.traderbulletin.com/

There you have it. A little something for everyone. Enjoy!

 

[howellpar]

I've tried Moneynet, TheStreet (including RealMoney and RealMoneyPro), Bollinger's new site and a few others, both paid and 'free'.

The BEST, for quick information (timely) and 'okay' analysis is Briefing.com - $10/month and easy to use.

 

[big_jdez]

Check out this site. I've exchanged e-mails with the owner of this site, he made major "chachingo" if I could steal a phrase ,during the bubble.

Very useful info.

http://www.vtoreport.com

BTW, a totally free website, no ads whatsoever.