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Posted by irwen - Apr 18 2008 @ 3:57 PM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers protecting your liquid assets then go to www.winecorner.co.uk

Posted by Day Traders Win - Sep 4 2007 @ 4:05 PM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers For Traders - Career Development: http://www.daytraderswin.com/index_files/Day_Traders_Competence_Guide_Trader_Incompetence_Trader_Competence_Bull_Jerk_Beginner_Minimally_Competent_Competent_Virtuoso_Master_Mastery.html http://www.businessweek.com/investor/ http://online.barrons.com/public/main http://www.sfomag.com/ http://www.traderslog.com/forum/ http://www.ml.com/index.asp?id=7695_8134 John www.DayTradersWin.com www.DayTradersCoach.com

Posted by jerry - Aug 7 2007 @ 8:07 AM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers Any Dealmaker skills sites?

Posted by cbtrader - Jul 2 2007 @ 7:48 AM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers Stockcharts.com is a great website. They have many great free services but I have a membership. They provide some of the best value on the web and their charts have helped me in my trading. Mark Whistler who is a columnist for this site also uses them.

Posted by fous - Jun 24 2007 @ 11:11 AM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers Hi, Just running through the site as a friend of mine writes for this magazine and i came across this thread as well. It just so happens i'm the owner and portfolio manager of a small cap stock stock picking based portfolio thats up 132% in the past 14 months compared to the S&P 500's 17%. Membership is free and we have a great community of traders there already who actively participate in sharing market ideas. Swing by for a free membership at TheTechnicalTrader.net. kind regards, Cameron Fous TheTechnicaltrader.net

Posted by wiseh - Jun 22 2007 @ 4:30 PM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers Stockpickr.com ..also briefing.com

Posted by maryw - Jun 13 2007 @ 1:15 PM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers thestreet.com Jim Cramer moves markets..right or wrong

Posted by william pow - Jun 13 2007 @ 9:46 AM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers bloomberg.com & daily speculations for non professionals yahoo finnce is also very good

Posted by malcolm baker - Jun 7 2007 @ 4:40 PM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers "do i see a yield curve?" - return of the day trader part 2 For those betting on the return of the yield curve you finally may get your way. Despite that bet taking 2 1/2 years and a whole load of trading dollars later. pretty much every curve has steepened aggresively in the last 2 weeks. we have seen levels in the z7/z8 eurodollars which we have not seen in 7 months, and dare i say it we have the makings of a yield curve forming!! ( watch this space). lets make it simple for everyone. ALOT of so called gurus have been carried out on their medium term bets on the FED's next rate cycle. BIG TIME. I have not told you this to make you feel better that they have lost more than you. With the correct approach, correct strategies and correct execution we may, dare i say it, see the return of the interest rate DAY TRADER !!! Basically, If we are in for a continued period of volatility, and only time will tell, we have to start ignoring our 'pre set' ranges , and start to focus on 'momentum'. With volatility/momentum comes market inneficiencies,trading opportunities, comes profit. Hopefully you are asking yourself, How do i make good decisions? What strategies should i be implementing in the current volatility/yield curve shape? I havent seen this type of price action before, How do i capitalise? rule no 1. has to be survival. rule no 2. the bloomberg/cqg that sits next to you, USE IT! ( if you have no idea what hit you, or even you made money but wanted some claryfication as to how you did it. start running through the spreads you trade and how they reacted over the last few days, then do the same for the spreads around them and how they reacted. ) IE gain some perspective. rule no 3. Build yourself a trading plan for the day, break it down into 2 parts if you have to . But get your self a plan. I dont mean start saying i will buy the xyz spread at 4, i am talking about preperation for the day. HOW WILL YOU REACT IF SOMETHING HAPPENS? MAKE GOOD DECISIONS! rule no 4. Markets can and will surprise you more times than you've had hot dinners. The old saying "there is no way 2/5 whould be trading 30!! it should be lower" WILL GET YOU A QUICK PASS DOWN TO THE RISK MANAGER. rule no 5. Dont be too biased in your trading! rule no 6. Enjoy your trading! Good luck malcolm baker www.curve-trader.com 44 1277 899930

Posted by eric.adamowsky - Jun 1 2007 @ 6:35 PM
Re: Best Websites for Traders & Dealmakers Another online community geared towards student / college aged traders & investors is: Student Traders found at www.studentraders.com -- Not just for student traders & investors -- Open to everyone! Join us for market related discussion.

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