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Does anyone know the approximate cost to uplist a pink to bb, not including the 2 year audited fins, those have already been done??
Thank You in advance
Works great on Android also.
You are welcome. That's all I use.
Thanks i'll check it out. You use anything else?
Get an iPad or iPhone. Download and subscribe to iHub App with Level 2 real time charts. That's what i did.
Hey everyone,
Im new to investing but have had some success so far. I want to trade a lot more but I work an outside sales job that requires being extremely mobile. Does anyone have suggestions on a good setup for being a mobile day trader? ( smartphone,laptop,software,etc ) I appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
I am not a FOREX trader but here are a few tutorials:
http://www.investopedia.com/university/forexmarket/#axzz1sD0EFgOk
http://www.forextradingtutorial.net/
http://forextrading.about.com/
I would like to know if any of you can tell me the best way to learn Forex trading. So many sites I would live to hear from someone with no agenda. Than you in advance, bill
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Does anyone know how to make it so my page loads faster?I can log into any stock Quote but then the message portion takes at least 30 more seconds to load and it use to not do this.Thanks for any ideas
How do i get rid of all the SPAM on top? Trade Free/Ameritrade/Streetsmart Edge/30 day Risk Free Trail/Penny StockTweet/TD Ameritrade painless 401k rollover.All this junk on above???
I am a college student doing a project which requires a networking interview for our business speech course. I am looking for a money manager that is willing to answer a list of 10 questions that would help me learn more about this career and offer advice on how to succeed in this field of work. The questions will be professional and only related to money managers. I would really appreciate anyone who would like to participate. Thank you.
Name:
Title:
Email:
Please answer the questions in detail.
1. Do you have any credentials that qualify you as a money manager? If not, are credentials important for money managers? What would be the best measure of a money manager’s qualifications?
2. Do you specialize in a certain investments, such as bonds, stocks or commodities? If so, why do you specialize in a certain investment?
3. What would you recommend to a young person wanting to become a successful money manager?
4. What size portfolio did you start out with? If you do not mind me asking, what size portfolio do you currently manage?
5. What average rate of return on an investment would you call a successful return? Would this be quarterly, semi-annually or annually?
6. How would you describe your investment philosophy?
7. What sort of work environment does a money manager work in? If you work in a team, what skills do you need to be an active successful member of that team?
8. What sorts of skills or strengths are important to becoming a successful money manager? Do you think it takes more experience to acquire these skills or anyone can do it?
9. What job roles do you currently hold as a money manager?
10. Why did you decide to become a money manager? Are you happy with your profession? Would you recommend anyone join this profession?
The chart box is not showing up on some of the stocks i,m looking at how can i fix this?
thank you, Sir.
Forex is for you then open 24 hours learn what u want to trade study it and make a trade or two in the evening.
If you want a guarantee you will get filled you would put the ask price in. Sometimes on a stock that is moving really fast, say on a news event, you can put in an order on the ask and by the time you press the submit button the ask upticks and you don't get filled. If in this type of situation where you just want to buy it and you aren't concerned over a few ticks you would use a market order. That gives the mm the right to fill it at whatever the current price is. I have hardly ever used market orders over the years. It is a rare situation for me where I would use one. If it is a penny stock I highly recommend NEVER using a market order. Some brokers don't even allow them on pennies.
New- when making a trade on Etrade do i put in the bid price or ask?
you're welcome...just keep in mind all indicators on a chart tell you where the price is/has been, not necessarily where it's going, as they all lag price action, but if you use them collectively with volume and what types of candles are forming at certain times they can help you find a bottom so you're more comfortable with the decisions you make to enter at that time. The candles and wether they hold the trend lines are the telling story and of course volume, any chart can be manipulated to look good or bad on low volume...
take care and good luck!
Thank you craigw. You did an EXCELLENT job at helping me understand how MACD works. Much appreciated.
bearish imo as the black line is pointing down and going through the red one, but it's a lagging indicator any ways...follows price action...so lets say IRBL hits .004 tomorrow the macd will curl up and head back up through the red line and look bullish once again...depends on the price action. price starts shooting up, macd will shoot up...price goes down macd will follow...hope this helps some
I am not a chartist but anyone else can chime in here.
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Hey thanks, that last one is spot on and just what I'm looking for, thanks for your time:)
One of them is free and I am thinking that you have to give them tickers and they will email you when there is a filing. If you are just looking to see all 8ks maybe you may try this - it may be a day behind - I'm not sure:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/current.pl?q1=0&q2=4&q3=
http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/currentevents.htm
Many thanks, does the site refresh automatically or do I need to subsribe for real time updates?
GM everyone, how can I view new 8k filings on a daily basis?
I agree. I've used Etrade in the past, and Etrade fees are just through the roof. Scottrade is much better, cheaper, and they also have a local office I can just walk into a few miles from where I live.
Lastly, I haven't had any difficulties whatsoever with orders on penny stocks, which are primarily what I trade. I highly recommend Scottrade.
IPhone app is really good too.
My opinion would be depending how high of a percentage the stock opens up just buy if u feel it will continue going up have seen it dozens of time more then triples after the open....
You say it is the best out there - how many other brokers have you used and which ones?
I like scottrade for all trading. Low commission, $7 trades (+.005% if under $1) seems to be the best out there as of now.
Can anyone tell me if schwab are good company for trading OTC's?
Yeah, also on nasdaq stocks, one of my brokers lets you modify using three digits. You can't put the initial order in using three digits, but you can modify.
Learn to place limit orders and put them in before the
bell. I find I can modify an order as fast or faster than I
can originate one from scratch. They are subject to the
broker approval but I have never had a problem with that.
If you truly believe that a stock will go up (say on excellent news release)you need to buy it on the ask otherwise it will not execute. Or, you can wait for the first run to be over, put in your buy order lower in advance and hope when it takes its' first dip it fills.
I don't think it is, but it depends on what you are trading and at what capacity you are trading. To do what I do, you need to be in front of the computer all day. I have had times where I went to make a sandwich and when I came back I missed an opportunity to sell or buy something. When you say "trade" I am not sure what frequency you are talking about. If it is just a trade here and there you can do it.
If you believe that a stock will rise fast at the open bell, should you try to buy at the ask price to avoid having to chase it, or should you stick with the bid price? any help would be appreciated.
Is it possible to work a 9-5 and still trade successfully?
Yea that's why I was considering holding stocks until I can get weekly income before I go back to penny's. I had had sji for 22 years doing good with it. In a way I'm hoping when oil spikes again natural gas follows lt. I used to trade with Scott trade but have not been happy lately with them so I'm thinking about switching to etrade. I don't trust local brokers to manage my money. Hear different story's that they survive on commission so they want you to trade often and a lot of brokers I hear won't suggest a good stock until it crashes. When a stock is going to go higher I hear they try to convince you into selling so then can load up. And when the lose value they convince you too buy who knows though just hear so many storys from different people that has a firm handle there money so I'm trying to stick with online and penny's always worked good for me until I lost most of my income.
I have been trading them for many years and I would highly suggest that even if you found a broker who allowed you to trade them on margin, don't be doing it if you are unemployed.
Yea that sucks befor I got laid off I was doing good on penny playing them every week now I can't do as much now that I don't get a paycheck every week
As I mentioned before, I did trade pennies at one time using margin but I did have a good amount of money in blue chips in the same account. This was over five years ago and I don't know what they allow nowadays because I don't trade using margin anymore. I guess it is up to the broker but you can read about it here:
Not all stocks qualify to be bought on margin. The Federal Reserve Board regulates which stocks are marginable. As a rule of thumb, brokers will not allow customers to purchase penny stocks, over-the-counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB) securities or initial public offerings (IPOs) on margin because of the day-to-day risks involved with these types of stocks. Individual brokerages can also decide not to margin certain stocks, so check with them to see what restrictions exist on your margin account.
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/university/margin/margin1.asp#ixzz1nQziaibe
I thought u could because on the avew I think it was ran from .25-1.39 n on that board few people were talking about there margins they were using to trade it
Does anybody here know if IHub has a board for insider trading??
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