Recent content by andyroki

I have been using http://www.stockfetcher.com/ it is not free (I think $8/month) but it has great filtering options. I have set up my filters and get a list in the email.

If you got to setting and if you tweet, it tweets symbol date and closing price. I set stock to random and latest price in settings this way I can post tweets to my account and check it later how I did.

App is free. It is an Android app. You are presented with a random stock in random date. Than you can trade it or pass. It is like a VCR for stock market. In contrast with paper trading with up to date data you don't have to wait to see how you did. It is a good way to learn about price action.

Here is an app to let you practice stock market trading. TyTrades . It use historical data and you can trade in the past, if you could not trade in the past you will not be able to trade in the future. Good way to practice trading.

I agree trend lines are important. But do not agree that you should not spend time practicing. By practicing you learn what works, how long of a trad line to make, has the trade line run its course etc. Also how to draw a trend line could be a discussion in itself.

I have been playing with TA for a while. I came to the same conclusions, not so much the eyeball, but the brain. I think the best way to learn is to look practice till you learn to spot a good chart. I have even written an app and a PC program to train myself. Basically I figured I need to trade...

You can try TurTrades . It is an application that lest you practice trading using real historical market data. TurTrades basically presents a stock at random date you have an option to buy, sell or pass, you can press next day to fast forward one day to see how you did. Basically it lest you...

Very nice were are you getting your market data. FYI I have wrote program for myself and posted it on the web in case others want to use it you can get it here turtrades. I get historical data from yahoo.com and would be interested to learn if there is other data source. Keep up the good work.

Nice Journal. Did you get to try TurTrades :?: If yes did you find it useful ?