Day Trading

What is the best day trading platform?

Posted in Day Trading on June 28th, 2010 by stock trading – 1 Comment
orryhappy asked:


I have traded with Scottrade but I know it is not good to trade with a 3rd party broker. I need a day trading platform. Anybody have a good idea and experience in this field?

Judy

How money will I need to start day trading?

Posted in Day Trading on June 23rd, 2010 by stock trading – 6 Comments
tennisman asked:


Hey, I know this question depends on opinions, and even though I tried searching online for articles about it, I can’t seem to find an answer.

If I plan to start day trading, what’s the minimum amount of equity should I have? I mean by day trading, in my case, doing 3 to 5 orders per day.

if you know any articles discussing this, it would be great!

Claude

what exactly is day trading and what are some of the stratagies used in day trading stocks?

Posted in Day Trading on June 20th, 2010 by stock trading – 2 Comments
john asked:


I have heared a lot about day tradders, is it when you watch a stock chart and when its low you buy and then turn around and sell it in the same day when the price is up?

Paula

I would like to get into some day trading, any advice on the best place to start online?

Posted in Day Trading on June 15th, 2010 by stock trading – 6 Comments
tdog asked:


I already invest in IRA’s and 401K, but I would like to get into something a little more could you say competitive. I want to get involved in some day trading. I would just like to know the easiest and best way to get started.

Melinda

Taxes & day trading losses as Net Operating Losses on Sched C?

Posted in Day Trading on June 15th, 2010 by stock trading – 1 Comment
Ed asked:


I have full time job. I lost $50,000 in day trading in 2007. I understand that I can not use the Mark to Market election (I am not a professional full time trader, and I have another full time job). Can I use these $50,000 in losses as a net operating loss on Schedule C? (in other words is there any way to get around the $3,000 loss limit)? Thank you.

Marilyn

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