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Pls can someone recommend a v.good trading platform for me for forex trading?




Answers: I use Metatrader. You can find it at http://www.metaquotes.net/ .
All Forex brokers offer you a trading platform. Check some brokers at http://www.forextopten.com/forex-broker. to find your favorite one.
for a starter you can use a metatrader platform, get free price alarms and charting indicators and place orders with reasonable spreads in the majors. metatrader is available from interbankfx and fxdd. after you get started look over other brokers for more features and options depending on personal preferences or tastes.

good trading
mark mc donnell
www.forexearlywarning.com
I use FXCM Trading Station. I have tried others but this is the best I have actually used.

I like the interface and it also includes Marketscope 2.0 charting. Can add indicators etc to the charts.

On top of that there it has a link to a account holders research section. Here you will find news, signals, analysis and more.

Overall I think it is a good trading platform.

regards
Rob
http://forextradingonlineinfo.com
I would go with one of the larger fx brokerage firms like GFT, Interbank FX, and FXCM. If your just getting started in the forex a good place to get some basic training and education is http://www.babypips.com

Also you'll want to practice in a demo account before you trade real money and if you use a hedge strategy like the one talked about in this Hubpage article: http://hubpages.com/hub/freedomrocks you'll greatly reduce the amount of exposure and volality your experience in the market. Best of luck to you!

What is a dutiful article to invest contained by within the stock open market right in a minute?

i am on a budget of about 2 majestic but want to know some good philosophy to help me grow my money


Answers: Stay out of the stock flea market right now.
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How old do you have to be to buy stock?




Answers: To buy and sell stock, you have to open an account with a brokerage company. As a minor you cannot enter into legally binding contracts, so the brokerage company may not accept your application unless it is controlled by an adult. However, as a minor you can own stock, as long as an adult is in control of it until you reach majority.
You can be anyone of any age to buy a stock.You just have to have an open account and higher a Stock Broker, it is suggested that you get into investing as early of an age as possible, investing is the key to improving your asset column. Remember to advance your knowledge of stocks in general before you invest in anything, and all pay yourself first.some good sites are nyse.com, smallcapwatch.com, predictwallstreet.com, finance.yahoo.com, and investor.news.com

PS. a great book is 100 best stocks you can buy: john slatter
You have to be 18 before you can buy stock.

An adult can open a UTMA or UGMA account for you -- what this means is that they will be the custodian (and responsible for decisions made in the account, and for properly using the money) of the account, but the actual owner is the minor for whom the account was opened.

Bascally -- the child owns what's in the account, the adult runs the account.

Once the account is open, there's nothing keeping the adult from giving the child the password to an online account and having the child make his own trades. It is possible that things could get a little sticky -- in theory, the adult is responsible and if the kid makes extraordinarily inappropriate trades, like shorting chocolate futures in an account with just a couple thousand bucks, the adult could be called to account. This is the same as if the adult simply absconds with the money.

The custodianship can (and in some states must be) dissolved when the child is 18, which means that the account is put in the child's name alone -- then no more custodian.

(This all assumes you are in the U.S.)

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