QUOTE(Si|enCer @ Jan 11 2008, 07:11 PM)
I am still a beginner learning how to trade stock market.
I believe many of you use technical analysis to study chart of the company which you're interested. Currently there are so many softwares out there, with allow us to accomplish this task. Some provide real time data, some don't. Some offer up to date indicators or stock analysis tools. Some are free but not all.
Mind to share what software are you using to study chart?
1) Free or paid version?
2) Real time data?
3) Do share also if you are only using java based programme to get and analyse charts. For example, itradecimb.com and tradesignum.com. Or whichever alternative that you use to study charts through web browser.
Kindly give more informations (pros and cons) about the option you choose, so that others could benefit from it.
Do tell me if this has been discussed before.
What am i using right now is ChartNexus free version. Have to download the programme from chartnexus website. As far as i know,it is more user friendly as compared to java based based programmes. Con - no real time data.
Hi there guys,
Had tried using the add ins and I find it superb. Would like to know if any of you guys there know where I can get a hand on the latest version of the software. The current version's stock tracker doesn't include the EPS and some other datas in it when calculating the fundamental, news and rumours section. It's more like a change in The Star's web template that has not been incorporated into the stock tracker thus rendering the add in to find the EPS.
Added on January 17, 2008, 11:22 amQUOTE(Si|enCer @ Jan 17 2008, 03:44 AM)
Yeah, i do understand that FA analysis is important as well. Basically i learn TA to time my entry and exit price. It may right or wrong, but the most importantly TA is able to make a person more discipline in trading stock market. A trader/investor will be more confidence with their buying/selling price of a stock, after they use TA indicators or trend following methods to justify their selection. Eventually they stick to the entry/exit price they set earlier, especially stop loss price. In other words, it can help in avoiding emotional play of the traders/investors in stock market. IMHO.
You got a good trade record there.
I'm a reader of the blog long time ago, well before 27 Feb correction. Then i stopped trading stocks for awhile, and lost track of the blog. Anyway, thanks for telling me. It was indeed a good stock market blog based on FA.
Just a little curious. Has anyone tried short selling in M'sian market before? Does Maybank allows you to short sell?
This post has been edited by jimmyttl: Jan 17 2008, 11:22 AM