xiaohong

Hi, Dave,

Thanks a million for the effort you have done to solve this. It might be the problem of my own computer since you don't have this problem. I will try other computers when I get a chance. The link you gave on your tube works very well.

Thanks again.

Best regards,

Xiaohong

David Waring

My pleasure thanks for the note and look forward to seeing you around the community.

Best Regards,
Dave

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netkinex

Ok here i go - first contact
hi
i have traded for just a short while so for - i think this will be 7 weeks[2 weeks paper b/4 that] come friday 8-8[last week was my first week with all 4 profitable trades and finishing the week up was a great feeling]
i plan to go rite through the course
i will try to drop a note to let you know where i am
and thank you for making this available to us that need this self training.

net

"in the field of observation, chance only
favors the prepared mind" Louis Pasteur 1854

David Waring

Hi Net,

Glad to hear from you and welcome to the community.

Look forward to hearing from you as things progress and please feel free to post if there are any questions or comments that we can help with.

Best Regards,
Dave

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Disclaimer: Trading is risky and can result in substantial financial loss. As always my posts are simply one traders opinion and should not be taken as trading advice. I am not a financial adviser so everyone please do their own analysis and take responsibility for their own trades.

maajoba

Hi Dave:

Do you think technical analysis or fundamental analysis work in a market condition like now? What's the best way to go about it? There seems to be no logic or rationale to the way markets react and the analysts only seem to add to this confusion...... each time with very convincing "stories" only to contradict themselves later.... case in points, RIM, Potash, Agrium, the list can be endless. Can you please advise on the best way for now?

Many thanks for the great work!

M

David Waring

Hi Maajoba,

Glad to hear from you and welcome to the community.

In my opinion we are currently in a daytraders market where technicals can be used on the shorter term charts to trade all of the volatility that we are experiencing. For swing to longer term traders however, right now I agree that there is not a whole lot of rhyme or reason to the market.

With this in mind I am personally not trading much at all until things settle down a bit, which I expect they will somewhat now that the question over wether or not the bailout bill will be passed is out of the way.

Best Regards,
Dave

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Disclaimer: Trading is risky and can result in substantial financial loss. As always my posts are simply one traders opinion and should not be taken as trading advice. I am not a financial adviser so everyone please do their own analysis and take responsibility for their own trades.

MartynRichardJones

David, Great web site and lessons. I found this site when looking for info on the subprime crisis and Bear Stearns. I will definitely be back, and also recommend the site to colleagues.
Cheers, Martyn.

David Waring

Hi Martyn,

Welcome to the community and thanks for helping spread the word we are glad to have you. Look forward to seeing you around the community.

Best Regards,
Dave

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Disclaimer: Trading is risky and can result in substantial financial loss. As always my posts are simply one traders opinion and should not be taken as trading advice. I am not a financial adviser so everyone please do their own analysis and take responsibility for their own trades.

maajoba

Hi Dave:

What would be the chart time frames that day traders normally use? Are they one minute / five minute charts? Also, how many positions (stocks) do day traders generally trade in at a time given that it requires continous monitoring and attention.

Thanks,
M

David Waring

Hi Maajoba,

Glad to hear from you.

The most common timeframes that I see daytraders using are the 1, 5, and 15 minute chart as well as the hourly chart.

As far as how many positions they trade guys that are in and out of the market a lot will normally trade only 1 position at a time although I am sure there are exceptions to that.

Best Regards,
Dave

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Disclaimer: Trading is risky and can result in substantial financial loss. As always my posts are simply one traders opinion and should not be taken as trading advice. I am not a financial adviser so everyone please do their own analysis and take responsibility for their own trades.