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I am relatively new to trading, so far the sticking point for me is to find a good stop price for a stock. So I am thinking if I can side step figuring out the stop with some directional option strategies such as Bull/Bear spread or a protective put. Is this a good idea or should I stick...

I did the same thing, went for the one day class, heard their sales pitch to the point they wouldn't leave me alone. Eventually signed up to get them out of my case then cancelled the next day. What they are actually teaching are so basic, you might as well use that 3K to learn trading...

vadimd, I am in the same situation as you as well. Working ft and sim trading while soaking up on all I can on trading material. Do you come downtown often?

Spam this thread until we get to our 15

I'm at Bay and Wellesley.

No I don't trade ft, I am a novice. What is your level?

Actually I figured it out, you can go on optiontrader ==> Combination ==> there, you can individual select your iron condor positions and it will all be set up as one trade, you can also add bracket order for this which makes doing this so much easier.

I trade equities, but I have decent knowledge with options. You? Actually PM me we'll take it from there.

Is there a video on how this is done on IB?

Yeah lets do this. I live in the downtown core.

I am kind of confused on whether the MACD line or MACD histogram is used for the divergence indicator against the price. Can someone shed some light on this? Thanks,

Thanks

Honker stocks, wanna start with stocks first

Hi Vadimd, I am a beginner also living in Toronto. I wouldn't mind meeting like minded ppl. If you are down to meeting another beginner.

Hi T2W members, I am a beginner wanting to get into swing trading. I currently hold a full time job in Toronto, so I cannot trade during work. So I am thinking is it a good idea to trade the Hang Seng markets after work? They open a few hrs after I finish work. Thanks in advance for any advice,