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Professional Money and Risk Management Share Trading Software kept simple for everyone!

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Hi. May I ask what are the basic criteria to open an online share dealing account? Does it depend on how much money you have in your account? Your credit rating? Salary? I am new to this and would like to know more about it before I apply an online trading account. Thank you very much in advance.

It’s all a matter of having a minimum balance. For Scottrade it’s $500 with a $7 fee per tranaction, and with ING it’s even lower (I forget how much) with a $4 fee per transaction. I hear ING has bad customer service, and is slow to process peoples transactions though, so I wouldn’t recommend them. There are other companies like TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, and E-trade, which have higher transaction fees, but still relatively low. Lastly, there are many companies like Forex.com, Zecco, etc… which allow people with relatively low amounts of money to invest in the high speed currency trade (i.e forex) market.

Note to the person below, account minimums protect the investor with a low amount money, because if the amount of money is too low, then one will lose more money in transactions fees, than gains from share values increasing. This was one of the complaints of ING (sharebuilder). There are many unhappy customers of ING, which had their accounts wiped out trading, from the trading fee, because their balance was too small, and the profits were less than trading fee.

FREE Trial Money Risk Management Share Trading Software for MetaStock data users everywhere. RRP $299 Share trading made simple for all share traders and sharemarket investors. Version 8 now released. Have the peace of mind knowing you are using proven Money Risk Management principles that will help you achieve your financial goals sooner and you can own it today! So many successful traders will tell you Money Management is the single most important issue that must always be addressed to succeed in the share market, otherwise you are destined to fail. JBL Risk Manager allows for both Long and Short selling, manage unlimited Multiple Portfolios, allow for Stock Split Adjustment, allows for your brokerage fees and charges, risk tolerance selection, reports on your portfolio performance with average %win/loss, $win/loss, Trade Expectancy, sell alerts and much more, all simple to follow with a detailed Help file. I have also included the Floor Traders Power Pivot price levels for intra-day traders or those wanting to know whether market sentiment for the day is bullish or bearish. A FREE 14 day fully functional trial is now available for you to download today. Remove emotion and the guesswork from your trading decisions. Try it and YOU will wish you had it sooner. It will be one of your best trading decisions. More info and trial download at http://www.paconsulting.net.au/Share-Trading-Investing-FX/jbl-risk-manager/ This vital Money, Risk and Trade Management Stock or Share Trading Software is everyone that hopes to survive and succeed in the share or stockmarket!
Your daily routine is simple:
1. Download and update your Metastock data.
2. Open JBL Risk Manager.
3. Go to Open trades.
4. If EXIT is triggered close trade next trading day BUT if HOLD do nothing.
5. Close program, it’s that simple. Why isn’t everyone using it? I don’t know. Statistics show only about 5% of traders do. The trick is to have a clear understanding of it all means and putting it all together and that appears to be the problem. Many have told me that I have solved this problem, why not find out for yourself.
You have nothing to lose and so much to gain.
I wish you all trading success!
Joseph
www.paconsulting.net.au

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There are many approaches to share trading eg fundamental analysis, technical analysis, inclusion of stop losses. Which combination of methods produces the best results long term on the ASX or other.
There are many approaches to share trading eg fundamental analysis, technical analysis, inclusion of stop losses. Is there research data showing which combination of methods produces the best results long term on the ASX or other.
As the details above state, the question is whether there is research data to indicate the best combination of methods. Opinions and products being sold are nice, but the net is full of them. PLEASE restrict your answers to evidence-based research data. Thanks.

The reason why there are so many different approaches is that nobody can agree on which is best. If there was a ‘fool-proof’ better method, everybody would adopt it and all the others would disappear.
therefore the answer is NO!

Please give me some details of all applicable taxes while purchasing and selling the share, its some useful features and procedures / possibles ways to trading

Naveen,
Long term share trading means – Buying shares of a company and holding them for atleast 1 or 2 years before selling them.

Intra day means – buying a share during the beginning of the trading day and selling them before the trading closes for the day. Even if you do not sell them, the system would automatically sell off your shares by the day end irrespective of whether you make a profit or a loss.

Long term investing is always safer than intraday because predicting the price movement over a single day is not very easy. But over the long term companies that are fundamentally sound you can expect good capital appreciation.

All the best. Happy investing.

Cheers,
Anand
mail me at anandvijayakumar@ymail.com if you need any more details.

Top 10 share investing mistakes are revealed. These mistakes apply to any form of investing.

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Self Made Millionaire Jamie McIntyre reveals the secret to renting shares. Jamie teaches one of the most powerful wealth strategies to achieve financial freedom – Visit http://www.EminisGlobal.com.au/eyt

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Do many home traders realy make a good living from trading? I have nticed that looking at volume and buyers verses sellers can in theary be a profitable method of picking stocks to trade,as soon as the sellers outnumber buyers sell.What do you think?
Thanks

I think that as long as there is volatility in the market, an astute home trader can make a good living. Just be aware that a lot of home traders trade on margin and use options, which both increase risk.

I think the main key is to get in on a developing trend before the Wall Street herd discovers it, ride it up, and then bail out before everyone else does.