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I would suggest not over complicating your trading. There are thousands of different angles and strategies/indicators/time frames/markets that you can play around with, most of which simply wont suit your trading personality (risk profile) and many of which will confuse most and make the process...

The answer to this question will be different for each individual. I would suggest a portfolio of at least $10k to reduce the effect of brokerage in your account. Learn about stop losses and stick to them!! These are the key to successful trading. Also set a maximum loss bearable with each trade...

I won $100,000 in a share trading competition in 2007. This was on top of the actual $ i made trading within the competition, winner was based on highest % return on real account trading over 2 months. I was up 442% in two months. That was a nice 2 months.

I have compiled a list of my favourite trading book collected over 15+ years, I think I have probably read every trading book out there!! This list is a wide select of beginners books through to very advanced Stock market books

Yes of course, all the relevant boxes have been ticked.

Here is a list I put together a couple of years ago with my favourite trading books. There is a mix of good beginners books through to advanced.

I made over 440% in 2 months in 2007. Yes this was a bull market, but this period was actually bit of a churn in the market and not really trending. I made money going both long and short in the competition. I was trading mostly asx top 200 stocks. The basic principles are the same for small...

I was very actively trading during this period and managed to get some very nice breakout trades. I also had some losses in there (as all traders do!), but the number 1 rule of trading is cutting these losing trades quickly and let the winners run. I did this very effectively over this period...

I have been a fulltime day trader for almost 10 years. Initially I learned the basics through reading plenty of books and over time I developed a methodology that works effectively. It has been a slow process, but worthwhile. Although I label myself as a day trader I also hold trades for...

I trade the stock market full time as well as teach others how to trade.

Traveling! Plain and simple....so many amazing places out there id love to see with my people. (family)

An interesting question.... Investing has made me happier, not exactly as a direct result of the $, but moreso the freedom that those extra $ provides. Money buys you options, simple as that for me.

Hi, I have been a long time visitor, but this is my first post. This forum is so heavily property investment (obviously) and several people on here mention shares and own business. Just wondering what other asset classes people on here invest in? and what sort of proportion of their...