Recent content by cara2

Thanks I don't see which numbers you're referring to - 17%,18% Your table looks credible though For "silly" I'm referring to eg Microsoft 244% over 1, 3 and 6 months. Geog filter is USA + UK, Those tickers come up if you add UK. I don't know what they are, It has a London code for Microsoft...

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Tradingview contines to be a mystery. On one screen it says you have to pay for intraday preiods., then you find they're free, etc etc. What's going on here? At first look, the numbers look like absolute garbage. But the "symbols" aren't familiar I don't know what it's looking at, to get all...

I just spent 15 minutes looking at Deriscope. $48 of course is approximately nothing. Some of the Demo videos aren't even watchable unless you're prepared to sit though several minutes of advert about someone's marvellous scheme, first. It looks powerful but I found the explanations...

Yes. the lack of their (T212) previous bid/offer spread display has caused many people unexpected losses. For anything but the most liquid, the wick on the candle is likely to stretch to your disadvantage as the transaction goes through. Limit orders are vital, or you can get a minus two percent...

@cassiopeia I didn't use it for what you're doing. I was overwhelmed by its problems. If you download their program and run it on your pc and look at the data with Firefox, the numbers on the screen dissolve into unreadability. TV were absolutely useless at helping. They didn't know theor...

@DuMotier Thanks I'll look again at Yahoo. I though they only had daily intervals. I can do standard Python, never seen R. A search returns a number of useful looking articles. Did you have a fave? Same with Excel - I thought that was only daily. It is just a question of refreshing the sheet...

I'm looking for a live data, 1,5,15 etc minute screener. UK based. I found Tradingview worked, but unreliably. Tradingview seems to have changed. If you start from say https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NASDAQ-AAPL/ you can click on Supercharts. From there, it WAS possible to go to a screener...

Errrr... ! Baffled - modes??! I'll search on that. Presumably you can switch between modes. I know that if you Google TradingView Screener you get one where you can't select 5 minute, 15 minute etc columns. Pay, they say for sub one day. CTRL-scroll works in your mode, too. It's just for the...

TradingView screener. How do I 1) switch to the chart for an instrument 2) Increase the screener text size Online help says "click the settings button". Where is it! This is the free version, Chrome. . (Just noticed the screen shot tool included the little panel centre top for the screen...

Where do you trade ETF's? That's instant (and free) on Trading212, but they don't have a huge range. Elsewhere (ii. IE. HL. AJB.) they hang on to your money for a week. 10% a year? That's not very ambitious!

Well done to both of you, good for Forum Spirit. @1nvest, I'm sure many of us would appreciate more info about the strategy which was used. Would it be possible to see that document you kindly sent to Robert. I've read through the thread, and I'm sure I'm missing something. So far for the Long...

Hang on, it all depends where you go. You can pay through the nose if you pick the wrong place, but somewhere cheap may not even have the asset you want. Then there's the platform's usablity and features. Invest Engine is cheap for the what they have, but no shares, and they're slow for ETFs...

Certainly there have been great individual stocks but the attraction of India was that there's some diversification, away from US tech . Many of the bigger Indian stocks are financial, but with a number of other sectors. Unfortunately the market there is looking expensive now, the dollar and...

Not with you @ChelseaR Spreads - small on a long term position Swaps - accounted for & queried Volatility - is the position more threatened by volatility than simply putting 100k in the instrument unleveraged - no? Unless you use up your margin. No slippage if you're just holding RM - same as...