May 18, 2012

Your Questions About Online Trade Schools

Maria asks…

I want to become a Sonography Tech. Where do I start?

I have no medical experience. I was looking at Online schools that are both meet CAAHEP and the ABHES certification. Is online school for Med Assistant a good idea?

Where should I take Sonography classes? Trade school/Community College/College?

Thanks for taking the time out to read/respond to this post!

OnlineTrader answers:

I hope the following helps you .

Diagnostic medical sonography technicians use ultrasound equipment to help doctors diagnose medical problems and illnesses, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Although there are no colleges that specialize only in diagnostic medical sonography skills, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that diagnostic medical sonographer programs exist throughout the United States at teaching hospitals, technical colleges and four-year universities, offering the programs as part of their larger health professions training. These schools offer certificate and degree programs in diagnostic medical sonography.

Kaiser Permanente’s diagnostic medical sonography program is a specialty training program within KP’s School of Allied Health Sciences. Students complete coursework and lab rotations in 18 months, with classroom and laboratory sessions evenly divided among six quarters. Tuition for the program is $9,000; students can also expect to pay approximately $1,200 for books and lab materials.

Kaiser Permanente School of Allied Health Sciences
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Program
938 Marina Way South
Richmond, CA 94553
510-231-5055

George Washington University offers six certificate programs and a bachelor’s degree program in diagnostic medical sonography. Students who hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree may choose to spend four semesters pursuing a certificate in a single specialty area–general sonography, vascular or echocardiography–or take five semesters to obtain a dual certificate.
George Washington University Medical Center
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Program
900 23rd St. N.W. #6180
Washington, DC 20037
202-994-3650

Austin Community College offers a certificate program in vascular sonography, as well as associate degree programs in general diagnostic medical sonography and echocardiography. The vascular certificate program is a one-semester program that features three classes and a clinical rotation. Associate degree programs require five semesters to complete and include classroom sessions, laboratory work and clinical rotations.
Austin Community College
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Program
3401 Webberville Road
Building 9000
Austin, TX 78702

Again I hope this reference helps you to decide if this is the field you wish to get into.

Regards from Canada,
Warren

Robert asks…

Do online colleges accept credits from trade schools?

im trying to make a plan so when im ready its all set =).. btw whats a good college to go from a RN to BSN anyways?

OnlineTrader answers:

In the first place , nursing requires hands on training, so NO , you should not try this online.
Issue number two; Trade school credits (vocational) are not the same as college credits and thus do not count as true college. If you want a BSN in nursing, then that will require college credits-NOT vocational school.
Your best option would be to visit a public community college to sit down with an adviser there. Explain that you want to pursue the nursing profession and get a BSN. The public community college will be a good start towards that. Avoid any for-profit schools or any online-only schools many are outright scams. See RipOffReport.com for reviews of schools to avoid.
The “graduate” of an online program may have cheated by hiring an impostor to take the courses. As a result,ANY online degree is considered questionable-even if from a legit college. No online program can be as good as the learning experience and personal interaction of actual classroom attendance. There is a growing trend for well respected colleges to code their degrees and transcripts to indicate whether the study was online, blended, or actual classroom based. Go to college by actual attendance if you value your future career. Good luck!
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William asks…

Which is the best school online for plumbing career trade? how to avoid the scam an ripoff?

Thank you for your advises and commentaries
it has to be online, definitely

OnlineTrader answers:

Plumbing is an hands-on thing. I don’t see how you could learn it without being in a shop.

Donna asks…

trade school for animal careers ?

I really want to have a career involving helping animals. preferable something with wildlife, but anything involving helping animals i am interested in.
anyone know of any trade schools in callifornia that offer programs that involve wildlife or helping animals.
Im really interested in something that is hands on.
and no online schools, unacredited schools or work at your own pace type things. I need actual classes.

thanks

OnlineTrader answers:

Look here:

http://www.moorparkcollege.edu/current_students/teaching_zoo/index.shtml

This would be a good place to start in earning your Associates degree. If you cannot find work after this program..you can always go on to a 4 year university and attend for 2 more years to earn you Bachelors.

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May 17, 2012

Your Questions About Online Trading For Kids

Sandy asks…

Where can I buy a 49ers Jersey for a kid that wears 2T or 3T?

Last year I bought a 2T Jersey for my son somewhere online. I cant remember where I bought it and now the player that I bought was traded. Help!

OnlineTrader answers:

Try the SF 49er Fan Club store. I’m not sure what their web address is, but I know that they have infant to adult jerseys and clothing. They are located in San Jose, CA and I can vouch for them. They can even do personalized jerseys, 1/2 & 1/2 jerseys, carry past player authentic jerseys and game used stuff. I shop there all the time! Great group of people that own it, and they also manufacture the team uniforms too.

Donna asks…

Should I be Home Schooled?

I am so in to business and I am pretty much born an Entrepreneur. I have had many businesses but my current one i have had for over a year now and i handcraft products. I sell these in stores, internationally online, and i do trade shows. I always find myself backed up with orders and not enough time to full expand my business. I feel if i were to be home schooled, i would be one of the greatest business oriented kids out there and i do not care about leaving my social life. Business is the greatest thing and i also cooperate with my family perfectly. I am just wondering if i should commit to being home schooled to pursue my business dreams at this age and become one of the greatest business men. I love learning about business and i am very knowledgeable about it so i have no doubt that i would ever stop running a business. I’d love any opinions i receive and if you would like to see my business, please check out my website and i am on youtube.

http://theducttapeguy.com

http://youtube.com/tdtgwallets

Thanks everyone!
I want to be able to get into college by having enough of the correct credits, taking regents (I’m in New York) and i would like to be able to complete everything required, i just need more time for my business. Is E-School planned hours? Or can you create your own? Because so far it sounds pretty good.

OnlineTrader answers:

Homeschooling sounds perfect for you. Not only does homeschooling usually take less time (since there isn’t all the wasted time of a classroom), but you could combine your business with some of your lessons–doing research on your products, or business issues, and writing it up for English; keeping accounts for your business as part of your math lessons; studying basic business law and other needed topics to help you get further in business.

Note: If you use an online school, as someone else suggested, you’ll likely be bound to their curriculum. Consider gettying your parents to allow you to independently homeschool, so you can study subjects of relevance to what you are doing rather than taking the standard classes with the standard assignments expected of everyone.

Sandra asks…

Looking for economics lessons for homeschooled first grader…?

The curriculum we’re using to homeschool my first grade daughter is rather lacking in the social studies department. Right now its a series of lessons dealing with economics and I was hoping to find some activities online, printable resources, etc to sort of beef it up. We’ve found some great sites dealing with money values and goods vs services. But what I’m looking for now is kid oriented stuff dealing with bartering, trading, and very basic economics throughout american history. (trading with the native americans, bartering for the necessities, etc.)

OnlineTrader answers:

I used a children’s book called Money Madness by David A. Adler. It covers everything you are talking about.

Carol asks…

Bad High School, Good Environment?

Hi,
I formerly attended the best school of all time then my family moved and I started going to a bad catholic high school. My old school we a public charter school, it had all the perks of a public school but you had to have a 2.0 or higher to stay in the school (aka – no idiots). I hate my new school. It has been a semester and I have given it a try trying to make friends. The kids are not bad and the classes are not that great but ok. I liked my old school best but we moved out of state so I cannot go back. I recently found another public charter school were we moved but the academics are not as good. I can compensate for the academics with an online high school, but is it worth trading the education for the better environment? Its the vice principal and all of the stupid, pointless, creativity restricting rules that drive me nuts. All answers are appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks to everyone who has answered so far, every opinion is welcome. I would to try and get as many view points as possible.

OnlineTrader answers:

H.S. Is a terrible time to move when we have friends and understand the rules and enjoy the day. Some of your dissatisfaction has to come from daily reminders aboout what you lost and that you can’t move back. Moving then takes on added attraction. If it were me, and I did actually move in H.S. To a school from another planet (figuratively), I would stay in the current school which offers the better academics, Turning on-line to enhance the education offered at the poorer school seems to me to maintain some partially alienated status and more isolation with your computer time. The challenges that I faced learning to learn academically and cope, finally well, with my strange fellow students offered me many skills that I have kept to this day. Good luck.

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Your Questions About Online Trading Stocks

George asks…

Stocks and Online Trading: Which online brokers gives you the fastest settlement days to buy and sell?

It seems the Ing Direct takes about five days to settle.
I’m actually looking for a broker who are most generous about this issue. I’m not trying to break a law but trying to find a company that will not immediately hold my account. I do understand every bank has to follow the regulations but I’m looking for banks that has best customer service regarding the settlements because based on my experience I have felt a huge differences between the accounts I have.

OnlineTrader answers:

In the United States ALL equity trades settle on settlement date which is three business days following the trade date. This is set by Federal Law all brokerage firms follow this law, so no firm can have a “faster” settlement day to buy and/or sell

And, there is no difference from on-line or regular trading, nor is there any difference from cash account trades and margin account trades, the rule is the same for all – trades settle in three business days.

All brokerage firm maintain their books and records as of the settlement date. This is for all types of accounts.

COMMON SENSE – What’s up, you always provide correct responses However, brokers ARE NOT allowed to up to 3 days to settle- Settlement is set by the Law and the industry follows that law, all trades settle on the settlement date and not before – Brokers CAN NOT opt for any thing different
(forgetting trades done for “cash”) I’m surprised at you, your always right but not this time.

Joseph asks…

When you use an online stock trading company and they say per trade what does that mean?

When you use an online investment company such as lets say they say 3.99 per trade does that mean I can buy as many stocks in a company for 3.99? So lets say I wanted to buy 1000 shares in Coca Cola would it just cost me 3.99 with commission? More for clarification purposes before I shoot myself in the foot.

Thanks in advance.

OnlineTrader answers:

It all depends on the fine print of your broker. When I started using Scottrade, they had a 5,000 share limit for the $7 commission. Today, I don’t think they have such a limit, but you can explore their site for more info: http://www.scottrade.com/online_trading_documents/trading_execution/index.asp

Second, if my brokerage had “3.99″ commission and I wanted to buy “1000 share in Coca Cola” it would cost me 1000 times the price of KO (closed at 49.00 today, so that is the neighborhood of what you would buy it for, some $49,000 PLUS 3.99 (which IS the commission).

Ruth asks…

What is the best way to trade stocks online?

hello, i am 20 years old and would like to start trading stocks online, on my own account, without a broker or advisor.

What is the best, most trusted, and affordable way to trade stocks online? (ex: ameritrade, fidelity, …?)

Thank you.

OnlineTrader answers:

Check this site for tips, http://doubling-stocks.cjb.net

Ken asks…

This volatile market has killed my portfolio, how can I make money trading stocks online?

OnlineTrader answers:

Volatility is your friend. Usually the markets rise 10% per year. However in a volatile market can do that in one week or even one day. So what you want to do is to forget the “Buy & Hold” strategy. Now you need to make quick short-term profits. You want stocks that rise 10 to 50% in a weeks time then get out.

Making quick short-term gains like this and then compounding them weekly instead of yearly can grow your portfolio rather quickly so you can easily make 200% or more yearly.

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Your Questions About Futures Trading Education

Chris asks…

Wouldn’t it help Detroit out a lot if the public Schools have Vocational trade programs?

Which would allow the students to find employment as an apprentice immediately after graduating High School? And they could have the option to advance in their trade careers with continuing education even after they have settle into their careers after completing the apprenticeship program?

I think this would help encourage a lot of kids in the Detroit area to stay in school and, help eradicate the mentality that there’s no future for them which causes a lot of kids to drop out. Along with the other factor of help keeping them off the streets.

OnlineTrader answers:

This is very expensive and right now and for the near future far too much equipment disappears from Detroit schools.

With adequate reading, writing and math one is equipped to learn better and perform better at ANY job, a huge plus that far exceeds ANYTHING that could be accomplished vocationally, most especially in Detroit.

There is a HUMONGOUS failing in the ‘THREE ‘R”s’ here. No one maximizes the computer opportunity because a huge percentage of these are stolen, a frightful continuing expense.

A work-study program for high school grads would be FAR better.

Additionally, release of those in prisons could be contingent on, or advanced by, learning accomplished during prison, even involving high school diploma.

I am not considering the few prisoners who have degrees or are very, very smart here.

Yes, there is a huge dropout factor. Some are seeing great opportunity in crime, some think it is uncool or ‘white’ to study. So more black role models are very helpful, they should visit often.

The school work could be made more interesting in many ways, something quality teachers can do,.

Problem is black teachers who are willing to work here are greatly needed.

It is hard to find quality or to maximize it in school districts everywhere, not just in Detroit.

So, a program that shows teachers how to make learning more interesting and how to improve their own competence would help.

‘Teaching’ courses are NOT acceptable to me. I want to SEE teachers who KNOW how to do some things, not more ‘teaching’ credits.

The teachers here combine this into expensive, frequent, and short FUN and banquet sessions, or excessive travel.

So, avoid THAT, and FIND more teachers who have BACKGROUND of SKILLED WORK, 9–10 years minimum. NOT TEACHING. Talking about construction, electric, chemistry, flying, sailing, military, small business, communications, writing, geology and a host of other things.

TEACHERS who can DO SOMETHING.

Robert asks…

American’s, education, unions, plus labor & Industries?

Much like physicians, pilots & CPA’s will America’s future employee’s at ALL levels need to certified for employment by the Dept of Labor & industries? Janitors, carpenters, pro atheletes, I mean every body baby sitters also? Will the day come when all will need to attend a state managed institute of higher education(academic or trade) to be eligible for ANY employment? Will Americans see the day when they are assigned jobs by skill level thru the Dept of Labor & Industries? Will state managed unions dictate worker conditions by creed? I’m noticing that the fields of education, state managed labor(L&I) & unions seem to be getting EXTREMELY inter woven. Will the day of “picking” your field of interest be replaced by an aptitude test & your field of employment be selected for you? Think about it, already you degree(education) in a field say a pilot, verify & register(L&I) for permission to work & the union is mandatory. Is this where we end up. You tell me.

OnlineTrader answers:

First you certify lawyers, then you certify paralegals, then you certify legal secretaries. (I’m not exaggerating; check out California law.) Give the bureaucrats an inch and they will always take several yards.

What you are describing is the road to socialism and eventually communism. I always say if you don’t want to get there, don’t head down that road.

What we need is considerably LESS regulation of employment and small business, and in some areas even large businesses. Most of what really needs to be done can be accomplished in tort law, or in stockholders’ suits, and do not need to be explicitly regulated by the government. For example, do we need all the micro-management of the Interstate Commerce Commission, or just an ability to enforce the laws about fraud and product liability and the like? Same goes for the entire bureaucratic tangle. Cutting red tape is good for the economy and improves our liberty.

Check out what Ron Paul has to say about these matters.

Susan asks…

What education is good for me? Electrical Engineer or (RN) Register Nurse?

Im currently having a huge confusion right now. With the economy the way it is now and how people are losing there jobs. Im worried if i pick a education for my future career i wont be able to find a job that is in need or demand. I have a trade in Electrician and i don’t mind working to support my schooling. But once i do choose, which one is good for me? I like technology and working with my hands. I also like to help people as well. Nursing is good also in demand for nurses. But im in a dread lock and cant make up my mind. Can anyone help me?

OnlineTrader answers:

Both professions are really good to pick. Either way, you will find a nice job afterwards. Especially with engineering. Engineering always gets top money.

James asks…

Do you believe Bush is like a contemporary tzar Midas? Whatever he touches turns into $h1t?

“I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways. How else to explain the persistent calamity that has marked this administration: a pointless but very costly war over nonexistent Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, the devastating New Orleans flood, the betrayal of the nation by the money-changers—from Enron to Goldman Sachs—that Bush welcomed into the temple of the White House?

What’s next? Pestilence, frogs, locusts or incurable boils? Dare we risk four more years of catastrophic misrule by a “W” alter ego? For those indifferent to the serious implications of that question, I recommend Oliver Stone’s new bio-flick, which brilliantly captures the “banality of evil” that has controlled our political life these past eight years. This phrase from Hannah Arendt’s characterization of the mundane cruelty that so marked the daily experience of European fascism has a frightening applicability to the Republican leadership that has done so much damage to this nation’s reputation for democratic integrity.

Cynicism rules even as ritualistic prayer breaks, as depicted in the film “W,” abound. The pretense of piety earns the president and his accomplices a get-out-of-jail-free card; at no point in the film do any in the top ranks of this administration—captured so accurately and depressingly—accept one iota of accountability for how much damage they have wrought. Unrepentant, the same Republican apparatchiks are employing the familiar Rovian tactic of divide and conquer in seeking to continue their hold on power. Once again, they seek to focus attention on hot-button social issues and patriotic litmus tests to draw attention from the fact that family values are being destroyed by the loss of job and home.

Perhaps John McCain is not a perfect replica of George W. Bush, but the parallels go beyond the senator’s enthusiastic support for the toxic mix of Bush’s imperial foreign policy and his arrogant indifference to the travails of our domestic existence. Neither man seems to have any sense of how we actually live or what we need from government. How else to explain their common antipathy to Social Security and Medicare, which, after public education, represent the nation’s most successful programs? Can you imagine the panic today if McCain and Bush had succeeded in tying Social Security to investments in the stock market? They view government as nothing more than a proud sponsor of the military-industrial complex while ignoring the threat to homeland security from corporate pirates.

Don’t say we weren’t warned. Bush came into office believing fervently that what was good for Enron and its CEO, Kenneth “Kenny Boy” Lay, Bush’s top financial sponsor, was good for the country. So, too, McCain, who chose Phil Gramm as co-chair of his presidential campaign, ignoring the huge loophole in Gramm’s Commodity Futures Trading Act, which allowed Enron, where his wife, Wendy Gramm, was on the board of directors, to so shamelessly game the energy market.

Trumpeting the benefits of the legislation he tacked onto an omnibus spending bill the day before the 2000 Christmas recess, then-Sen. Gramm stated: “It protects financial institutions from over-regulation. It provides legal certainty for the $60 billion market in swaps.” Those swaps created the toxic investments that U.S. taxpayers are now stuck with as the nation struggles to save those unregulated financial institutions from bankruptcy.

McCain, who should have learned the cost of radical deregulation from his own involvement in the savings and loan scandal as one of the infamous “Keating Five,” totally bought Gramm’s line. McCain was the chair of Gramm’s 1996 presidential bid and up until major Wall Street firms collapsed continued to echo the insistence of the former-Texas-senator-turned-banker that there was no real crisis in the financial markets.

McCain evidences the underlying motivator attributed to Bush in Stone’s movie: the distorted priorities of a son of privilege doing battle with the legacy of more gifted and responsible family ancestors. Both grew up as spoiled screw-ups repeatedly bailed out of trouble by their highly accomplished fathers, in McCain’s case an admiral, and both assume, as a matter of legacy, that they have a right to rule. What they ignored in their legacy was a Christian’s obligation to make the economic system that handsomely rewarded their kin at least minimally responsive to the needs of ordinary folk

OnlineTrader answers:

Bail Out huh? The only ones that got bailed out is Bush and his gang of thugs. I keep telling everyone, Bush and his thugs know that they are getting fired, so they just wanted to empty the cash register before they leave the store Duh!

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Your Questions About Forex Day Trading

Lisa asks…

is forex trading a worthwhile pursuit? does the average man on the street make money from it??

i hear day trading is very hard to be successful at. how about forex trading????

OnlineTrader answers:

If you’re ready to work hard on it, and to learn everything you can about Forex, then you can start making good money on it. However Forex is s risky market, so if you don’t work hard on it, you won’t be able to make money consistently.

You can start learning by vising free websites like http://www.freeforexebook.org/ , http://www.forextopten.com/ , http://www.topforexeducation.com/.

Laura asks…

Why do people like forex trading?

Vs. just trading the stock market?
Is it that day trading is illegal in some countries?
Is it because it requires less money?
Is it because it takes less money?
Point taken and understood.

OnlineTrader answers:

Good evening Judy,
I have to agree with the other answerer about Forex and spam, but as you are a top contributor, I’m going to assume that you are genuine :)

One of the greatest draws of FX trading stems from the volatility of the movement in currencies. The price of currency pairs can shift significantly over relatively short timeframes, leading to the potential for the realisation of significant profits. Bear in mind though that these movements can equally produce considerable losses. If you’re planning on starting to trade the FX market, you should bear this in mind.

One of the other appeals stemming from your points above, is leverage (also known in the US as margin I believe). This allows you to open a position in the market which far exceeds the value of the funds available to you. Again, this creates an opportunity to make considerable profits, but also considerable losses.

The best advice I can give you is to conduct as much research as possible into the market before actively looking to trade it. I hope that the above is useful, Judy.

Yours sincerely,

Christopher Kelly

Carol asks…

I want to start trading stock, day trading, which broker do you recommend?

So far I’ve traded Forex, I want stock because they are risker and more active and exciting.

Tell me some brokers because when I search Google for stock brokers, these links say they are stock but when I click all I get is Forex

OnlineTrader answers:

The larger brokers are ones like TD Ameritrade, E-Trade, Charles Schwab, etc. I would stay far away from E-Trade, I have dealt with them and have had them tell me nothing but lies. Reps tell me I can trade this and that and then when I open the account I find out I can’t.

James asks…

I want to work with forex trading but i do not know what are the basics for that.?

will somebody teach me how to do work with forex trading? or tell me any site about forex trading. and must tell me how much i can earn with forex trading per day. i am not qualified but my math is best. is that possible without qualification can i work with forex? and i cannot invest.

OnlineTrader answers:

Why learn to trade the Forex the HARD way like most people who LOSE their money, when you can profit in the Forex the easy way?

Just follow these steps. I’ve dumbed it down to the easiest, yet safest way to win in the Forex.

1) Open a live account at http://bit.ly/iPV25O
2) Select AAAFx broker, and open MICRO account with 200:1 leverage.
3) Deposit at least $300 in your account to start.
4) “Add to Portfolio” the top 20 strategies at http://bit.ly/mJiyZV
5) …when adding strategies, set maximum number of trades to 5, and…
6) …select lot size of 0.1 “mini” lots for each $1000 in your account.
7) It will trade automatically, following all those top 20 strategies. 8) Then sit back, relax and take a vacation as you make easy Forex money.

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Your Questions About Forex Trading Charts

Maria asks…

Sentiment indicator charts for spot forex ?

Is there any free website on sentiment indicator chart for spot forex trading ?

OnlineTrader answers:

FXCM has several free charting version. Including ADX and stochastic indicators. Dont know exactly what you mean by sentiment but you can try FXCM. I have included a free demo version of FXCM trading platform video clip here. And a free utility Forex trading reality check tracker. Http://www.geocities.com/lcming/Forexhome & http://www.geocities.com/lcming/Forexbooks

Lizzie asks…

Is this brand new forex trading concept works ? see URL http://www.cocoonz.net/track/go.php?c=yhfrg?

See URL http://www.cocoonz.net/track/go.php?c=yhfrg for program detail. Many have traded sucessfully using this concept. I am just skeptical here as how can one trading forex without looking at charts and research. Has anyone used it before?

OnlineTrader answers:

Using the Mtpredictor’s technical analysis Elliot Wave Principle software, Bsmtprediction provides Forex Traders with FREE access to AUD/USD, EUR/GBP, GBP/USD, EUR/USD, NZD/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY & USD/JPY daily currency forecasts through this website. At Any Time / Any Day (we’ll straight away post the signals here in real-time if there’s any triggered) 1 hour, 4 hours & daily time frame forecasts are published on this site. The predictions are good from the moment they are published until either it reached the take profit target, hitted the stop loss or another new prediction of the same currency & timeframe unveils on the same / following day. Essentially, the prices shown are for an unknown period.. That’s why we encourage you to subscribe our FREE Google Groups newsletter to get the latest signal updates sent to your e-mail from the very 1st minute it surfaces the net..

Nancy asks…

The best Forex trading platforms for mobile phones..?

What are some of the best Forex trading platforms for mobile phones
that work fast, have chart, and trading tools. thanks

OnlineTrader answers:

Well there are few platforms that are good.

Like MetTraders, CMS, SertSart… The only 3 that are good in my opinion.

But I use SerSarts platform because it is slightly better than the other 2.
SerSart has live charts, live trading, fast service, and simple. I would recommend you to chose SerSart’s platform if you decide to trade with your mobile device. Mobiletradingsystem is their website and you can check out everything about the platform there.

Best wishes, email me if you have any questions..

Susan asks…

which is better to observe in forex trading ? 5 minute chart or 15 minute chart or 1 hour chart?

OnlineTrader answers:

I Trade using the centralcps and Octave Program i have been using it for about 5 years now and i like to use a tick chart and a 5 minute and 1 hour. But i also you forexandroid see screen shot below. So i really do not site in front of my computer much these days but i scalp in the direction of forex android automated alerts. Easy money…

See a screen shot of what it looks like:

http://forexprofessionalsystem.com/assets/images/Forex_Android_Results_Review.jpg

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Your Questions About Online Trading Market Share

Mark asks…

Regarding Share market?

I am trading shares through Sbicap seurities broker house for last three months online. But i am not getting any share Certificate/Bill from this brokerage company. I dont have any record for my purchased shares. Is it necessary to have share certificate?. What should i do? Please guide me. Thanks

OnlineTrader answers:

Since you had been trading on line ,there must be a demat a/c with sbicap.they transfer purchased shares in your demat account directly.
You can check share transaction (demat a/c),financial transaction(Debit credit and balance),purchase sell trade transaction(contract notes) through their back office.
Since you had been unknown for all these matters of back office,talk with your concerned officer of sbicap about the system of opening your ID and searching all.
May talk with Consumer grievance for assistance to search all.
You need not to worry,because all record are with you in your backoffice id a/c .
Take help from sbicap for opening ID and searching.

Michael asks…

is it possible online trading through mobile?

about share market

OnlineTrader answers:

Possible in internet facilities mobile.But too risk

Ken asks…

Entering into stock market.?

Can u just tell me what is the average amount of money gained by a stock market expert or one who is an expert in online share trading? As I have a kind of materialistic mind, I would like to know if i could gain huge profits in stock markets.

OnlineTrader answers:

The short answer to your last question is; Yes, it is possible to make huge profits in the stock market. But, it’s not likely.

If you are truly serious about investing in the stock market you need to invest in yourself first. Take classes, read books, participate in discussion forums and learn, learn, learn. More importantly, practice.

Before you risk real money, make your mistake with virtual money on a virtual trading site. These mock trading sites follow the real stock markets but allow you to “trade” without risking money.

Information on virtual trading:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5609336_mock-trade-stocks-online.html

Thomas asks…

share market????pls help me…………?

hi i m new in this field i want to open an demate account in sharekhan ,i want to no that ll it be better???
waht is the procedure of it? and what is the minimun amount is required /is this safe to do online trading??

OnlineTrader answers:

Hi,
Where u live? I have no idea. To trade in shares you need to have broker account who helps you to involve in trading. Then Demat account to have your shares. You need to have bank account where recepits and payments out of trading will be carried out. Online trading is safe.
Visit sharekhan site or Reliance money site and register an account. Right now they are giving free trading account along with demat account. Bank a/c in any case you may be having.
OR
Visit near by sharekhan office.
Hurry up you may have good time in equity this year…Reliance Power IPO is opening b/w 15 -18 th this month!!
Good Luck
Shekar

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May 16, 2012

Your Questions About Day Trading Online Uk

Sandra asks…

Buying a car online?

Hi,

I want to buy a car online, however i am worried about scams. I am located in Canada and am looking to buy a car from the UK. All i have is pictures and an e-mail.

She told me that she will pay for the shipping costs via Lufthansa Air Cargo and the car will arrive at your door in 5-7 days tops.

QUOTE FROM EMAIL

The transaction will be done through eBay Purchase Protection for our own protection, no money first to me. I am registered with their secure trader department and they will handle the trade. Your funds will be 100% insured by eBay Purchase Protection until you will receive and inspect the item, and I will be sure that I will receive the payment.
You will have 15 days from the time you receive the car to inspect it and decide if you want to keep it or not.

END

Does it look legit?

thanks for feedback
Sorry, I forgot to mention I do not know the person and she posted this vehicle in classifieds. She is able to communicate through telephone.

OnlineTrader answers:

SCAM

this person/these people is/are pestering ebay bidders all over. Maybe he’s/they’re in a country that hates Americans and where it’s legal to behave this way.

Robert asks…

Does any one know any good sites?

hello i need to know as many sites or the best site to trade video games and dvd online with out ANY payment or fees that you can trade strait up no funky points or bucks please list as many as possible iv searched all day and every site is either in the uk or charges an transaction fee but has a lot of people trade to trade with but i wish there was only one site to do it all but thats not possible thanx in advance.

OnlineTrader answers:

Its no use lookin 4 that website you have in mind everything has a fee these days

Sandy asks…

I need a few suggestions for a suitable car – buying new for cash, mixed rural family use. UK only please.?

We are contemplating buying a new (or almost-new) car. As this would be the first ever new car we bought we are a bit stuck for what would be suitable as until now we generally drove old bangers. I tried to use some online car selectors, but they are either American, can’t find what I need or both. I need some sensible suggestions with justification.

Background:

This car is to be primarily for me – DH would still drive one of the old bangers and we would probably keep one for straightforward long motorway trips we might do.

I am in my late 30′s and have 2 children aged 2 and 7 now. I passed my test less than 5 months ago, but I have been driving – especially country roads and dual carriageway for several years. My town driving is patchy, though, but as we don’t live near a big city the parking, space, etc. is not a very big deal. I DON’T want what normally passes for a “first drive”, they are too small.

My driving up to now has been in old, medium to large diesel cars: a couple of ford Escorts, a Rover, a Volvo. I quite like reasonable amount of metal around me, a biggish boot (I definitely want a hatchback or an estate) etc. and I am not bothered about so called “performance” as most if not all modern cars will have better acceleration etc that what I have been driving so far.

But I don’t want too light a car (windy open roads!) and I want one that holds the road reasonably well while not being too low slung (as I do drive on dirt tracks at least occasionally).

We live in the countryside (but don’t have to use dirt tracks on a daily basis) and most of my driving is on bendy B roads, country lanes and reasonably busy dual carriageway. I do go to town every so often, but not enough to need a “city car”.

I drive children around a lot, but not daily. I do some shopping, go to the post office etc. Most of my trips are between 10 and 15 miles (for a round trip), and there are probably about 4 to 6 of those a week. Approximately every two weeks I do a longer trip (1 hour one way, let’s say). I drive approximately 5 days out of 7.

As my driving gets better, I will probably venture further and I would not rule out using the car for an occasional long motorway trip, but this is not its main purpose by any means.

Fuel economy is important, as well as emissions not because I feel particularly green but because I don’t want to be paying zillions in road tax a year or two from now.

Reliability is important, and if there is a trade off with repair costs please say (eg reliable car which fails rarely but if it does it’s expensive to fix). Fashion, looks, style and internal fireworks are not (well, I want it to have heating, electric front doors and power steering but that’s about all that I really need as far as comforts go).

Visibility is quite important.

So, to summarise: I definitely want a diesel, 5 door hatchback or estate which will seat 5 in half-reasonable comfort, not too small, with decent fuel economy. The rest ???

Also, if you have any tips about where to buy a car and how to haggle (is buying for cash a plus? or do they prefer people with finance?), I’d be very grateful.
Extra note: I’d probably want something a bit smaller than suggestions so far: let’s say 1.6 to 1.8 litres…. sorry for being fussy!

OnlineTrader answers:

Kia Carens

Honda Jazz

Mary asks…

I cant get Mail from HabboHotel?

Hey, ive joined habbohotel.co.uk, and i need to get my email activated, because i want a trade pass, but, ive had the account 3 days, been online 1 hour, so i guess i need account activate, but when ever i ask for en email, it says, “i have mail” but i dont, not in mail or junk, and ive made the filter lower, but still no email??
What can i do?
If it helps, i use MSN email, and im Windows Vista.
Ty for help

OnlineTrader answers:

Go bk on to habbo an send the message out again make sure its to the right email account tht you registered with then check again also check the junk box an also sign out of habbo then bk in before you send it

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Your Questions About Online Trading Information

Sharon asks…

Does anyone know where online I could watch the movie Trading Mom from the 90′s?

I think it was played on either Disney or ABC family. And I have already tried frostwire, limewire, watch movies.net, veoh, some others. Most of them you have to take some kind of survey which is full of viruses trying to steal your information.
(I HATE THOSE) But please ANY ideas besides the ones I’ve mentioned??

OnlineTrader answers:

“You can find Trading mom from the 90′s at fastmovieshare.com and it was a wicked movie”

Betty asks…

Pokemon pearl trading/battling online via wi-fi please battle or trade me im so bored?

Here is my wi-fi information:
Name: Dylan
Code: 2535 3388 3185
Leave your information below.
Im waiting now

OnlineTrader answers:

KISAME
FC: 1290-0235-6618

Ken asks…

How should I start trading stocks online?

So I want to start trading stocks online, allthough I only have a few hundred dallors in my savings…

I want advice from people experienced in trading stocks online. how should I go about getting started?

What website should I use?
What information will this website require?
Social, phone number, etc?
Do I need a certain type of bank account?
What should I try to do to profit, hopefully at a consistant rate?

I don’t expect large amounts of money or anything like that considering I don’t have much money to invest but hopefully a nice taste of what it feels like to make even a small profit.

OnlineTrader answers:

I started trading with pretty limited funds as well but have done pretty well for myself. I started years ago in university when a friend of ours parents owned a small investment firm so we had a little student investor group that gave me a good start. I now self manage my own registered account as well as my wife’s work funds allocation.

I am in Canada and I use Questrade – since I trade in relatively small blocks my commissions are low – generally $5 per trade so make sure you find a good discount broker with low fees per trade. You won’t need the extensive tools you would get with a more expensive broker

If you want to open a strictly cash account (highly recommended to start) you will have to supply your personal info and agree to the different disclaimers. Read through them, but most are pretty standard and inform you of things like trading involves substantial risk of loss and different stock exchange policies. Then basically deposit the money (find a broker with a low minimum and no inactivity fees) and you will be ready to go. They will also ask you if you want to trade forex and what type of options you want to trade.

If you want to trade on margin, you will need to undergo a credit check and will need to continuously maintain enough cash and or capital in your account to stay current. Be sure you completely understand how margin works before considering utilizing it.

Some basic advise – read up on fundamentals and technicals because both are crucial to success (trust me I’ve learned this painful lesson many times).

Watch the overall economy and NEVER bet against the big guys. Institutional investors have the power to absolutely piledrive stocks into the ground. The sectors in favor at any given time are extremely important to monitor and if the big guys start dumping a stock or rotating out of a sector, be sure you’re moving with them.

Be very careful with how you buy your stocks. I have never bought a stock with a market order, especially in the environment we are in now. Pick a price you feel comfortable paying and buy with limit orders. Remember, these can basically float out for a month so you can sort of go fishing and hope you hit a low price without having to continuously watch the market all day long. This can save you a lot of pain, especially when markets can open 3 or 4 percent higher or lower any given day.

Most important – BE PREPARED TO GET OUT OF LOSING POSITIONS! I have fell in love with companies I was convinced everyone was wrong about and stayed convinced all the way to zero. Learn a little about technical analysis and you will have a huge advantage in determining stop loss points. You will make wrong choices, but your success will rest on being ready to get out and accept the losses. This fortunately gets much less painful over time and will eventually become second nature.

Also remember to keep yourself fairly diversified and don’t bet the farm on one stock or one sector. IE – had you bet solely on energy last summer, it would have been one painful ride to the bottom. ETF’s are a great way to mitigate risk and gain broad exposure to indices, sectors, commodities etc..

This is a little intense but I know its not easy to start. I learnt these lessons the hard way and am happy to try and help people avoid the painful experiences that will drive them out of the market forever.

Best of luck – read up and don’t go for the big score. Experiment, learn what works and what styles of investing suit you.

Most important – have fun with it! Investing can be an extremely interesting and rewarding hobby.

George asks…

Where can I get trade show exhibitor list or exhibitor directory online?

a directory where I can find all trade show exhibitor ‘s information, or exhibitor list, exhibitor sales leads online.Based on each trade show.

OnlineTrader answers:

I think you can find on the trade show’s web site;but most don’t have on their web site; plus you need manually get the information list, it is painful. For a complete exhibitor directory or database, try http://www.exhibitiondata.com, they have free basic exhibitor list information online; another good source is http://www.exhibitrac.com, but they don’t provide it online and need good fee for it; this answers?

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Your Questions About Online Trading Company Use

Joseph asks…

Short-Selling and Required Capital Question

I am relatively new to stocks so I have a question. I have several companies in mind that I would love to short-sell in the coming days. I only have a couple thousand dollars in my online brokerage. So, let’s say that I want to short 50 shares of a company selling at $300, so that’s $15,000. Can I do this without having $15,000 in my cash position? Essentially, do I have to have capital equal to what I want to short or can I essentially borrow as many shares as I want so long as I understand the risk?

And, if I’ve shorted, can the $15,000 given on the trade be used to buy other stock….such as shorting another or going long?
Really could use an answer

OnlineTrader answers:

First let me say that, if you are relatively new to stocks “Stay away from short-selling”. This type of investing requires a lot more skill than going long on stocks. One good book to read before venturing into short selling is ‘The Art of Short Selling’ by Kathryn F Staley – 1997.

As for the Required capital question: in the scenario that you have described you will have a initial capital requirement of $7,500. The cash generated by the short sale is part of the capital requirements which is 150% of the initial amount of short sale. So no you cannot use the $15,000 given on the trade to buy other stock.

Any profit from the short sale can be used to invest in other stocks. And on the same note, any losses on the short sale may trigger a maintenance call based on maintenance margin requirements (varies from broker to broker – 25-40%) and you may have to send in more cash into your account.

Richard asks…

A Question of Honesty?

Hi!
I have recently(last month) been made redundant from a retail job.
Today I discovered that one of my cash cards is missing (prepaid card). I never use is, and there was no money on there so didnt ever think about it.
When I logged into the online account, I have discovered that somebody has REFUNDED money onto the card, obviously with a view to withdrawing it.
I have changed the pin and reported the card as missing so that whoever did it cant benefit from this!
I cant prove who did it, although I have suspicisions.

My question is:-

Should I report this to the police?

SHould I contact the company? (they are in administration and no longer trading)

Or should I do nothing…………………and wait and see what happens…….

The company still owes me some money, and if they are not going to pay me it, I wouldlike to keep that cash.
But I am not a thief and feel very guilty about not doing anything!

OnlineTrader answers:

I think wait, you have`nt done anything wrong it`s whoever had your card that is guilty, and they can`t get at the money now,you may get paid out in the end so your the winner.

Thomas asks…

WeAreElectricals.com (UK retailer) = SCAM !!!?

BEWARE !!!
[WeAreElectircals.com] (UK online retailer) are a straight up scam operation!!!
They don’t have stock & never did

Thieving bastards!!!

They just keep customers’ money before the Ltd company (worthless) goes insolvent/liquidation leaving customers & suppliers out of pocket
And then – via a Phoenix company – start the same operation using a new Ltd company & new website…

As of today they no longer accept PayPal or Credit/debit cards
Llikely b/c of too many chargebacks, their Merchant account payment processor cancelled their a/c

As of today they only accept payment into their bank!!
BEWARE – once you pay into their bank, you will NEVER see your hard-earned money again!!!

Mark my words!!

Report these f@#kers to the Police & Trading Standards ASAP

Alternatively I suggest you all set up direct debits with other suppliers (for whatever you like) USING THEIR BANK A/C details. By BASHING their bank a/c you disrupt their business & hurt them:

Bank Name: Lloyds TSB
Account Name: We Are Electricals Ltd
Account Number: 36608768
Sort Code: 30-94-93

————————————————
My story:
Ordered something from them on 25/9…as of today still awaiting fulfilment
Some excuse about manufacturer blabla..

They no longer bother to reply to email queries once they have your money

I did try a chargeback with PayPal. It was unsuccessful.
Unfortunately, weareelectricals.com had cancelled the direct debit with their bank (attached to their Paypal). Plus they had no Paypal funds (t/f to another a/c?). So nothing to draw upon.
So Paypal was useless in helping the buyer.

To others: Do NOT pay via Paypal UNLESS it is backed by a credit card or bank debit card
God help anyone who paid via bank transfer (hoping for 5% less)..

@ Warning to others

Just do a Google search for “WeAreElectricals.com review”. Ignore the few fake ‘good’ reviews..

BEWARE !!!

Has anyone ever received any item from them…

Does anyone know the Home Address of Darren Cresswell (one of the 2 directors)?
Enquiring minds want to know…

These 2 f@@kers have made hundreds of ’000s off of our money fraudulently!!!

You’ve all heard of the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ & ‘Occupy St Paul’s’ by now in all the news.

Well…time to occupy wherever the f@@k these scammers are hiding in Birmingham or elsewhere
Report these f@@kers to the Police & Trading Standards ASAP!!!!
PS.
If I can stop anyone from ‘buying’ from these scammers (and losing their money plus never seeing any goods), it will have been worth it !

OnlineTrader answers:

Thanks for posting up the information on that scammer.

Making a scammer’s scam googlable on every scam-warner-anti-fraud-busting site you can find is a great way to slow that scammer down when a suspicious potential victim goes looking for information, finds your post containing the name the scammer is using, his email address, phone number and the emails themselves and then that potential victim does not become a scam victim because you took the time “get the word out”.

Thanks!!

Wasting a scammer’s time legally and safely is called “scambaiting”. If you google that word, you will find sites where you can read scambaits, post up the emails and email addresses of scammers, post up a fake website, read up on how to alert a hosting company that they are hosting a fake website, ask questions and learn all about the hobby of scambaiting.

Susan asks…

Question about debt & bankruptcy?

Hey everybody,

I’ll be 23 in a few months. I’ve already been married & we bought a house [but due to a pipe busting in the winter & causing a ton of mold & then five trees falling on the house in a wind storm that the insurance company did not want to fix], the home ended up going into foreclosure. The loan was not in my name, however my name was on the deed. I’m not married anymore & the last time I checked my credit, the house did not show up but, I think that was before it was actually foreclosed on.

He & I have two credit cards [probably $6000 of debt total] that I have to pay half off of [so, about $3000 right there.]
Then I have a Kohls & Macys card [about $700 total].
Then I have three other items that are not credit cards that come to about $1,050.

Total, I have just a little under $5,000 worth of debt which I know doesn’t seem like much but, after I deduct all my bills, I don’t have much money left. Things keep popping up left & right like medical expenses & tires for the car, etc & whenever I think I’m starting to get ahead, I end up even further in debt. I already have two jobs, I already save as much money as I can. Every bit of debt that I have has already gone to collection agencies so I can’t go online & pay on anything.

I’m just wondering if [since my credit is already horrible] I should just file for bankruptcy. If I did, would the foreclosure still show up [assuming that has affected my credit]? Would it be easier to rebuild my credit after bankruptcy or repair it by paying everything off? If bankruptcy is my best option, how long will it affect me? Will I be able to rent an apartment? What if a few years from now, I want to buy a house or condo? If bankruptcy is not my best option, is there any programs that aren’t scams that I could use to consolidate or something? Not sure if this makes a difference but, I do have a 2007 car that I bought brand new. I have three years left of payments & I’m current on it. I’m thinking about trading it in for a vehicle with AWD.

Serious answers only please. I’m trying to figure out what steps that will help me further myself faster. Thanks in advance.

OnlineTrader answers:

Don’t file for bankruptcy!!! You don’t need to man. Your debt isn’t that bad at all. My wife and I had $23,000 in debt and we paid it off in 1 1/2 years. We were only working part time each and I was going to school full time. Bankruptcy is just a cop out. $5,000 in debt is nothing.

The best advice I can give you is to read Dave Ramsey’s book: The Total Money Makeover. It will give you a step by step plan on getting out of debt. You aren’t in that bad of a situation compared to many I have seen. I’ve seen people get out of MUCH worse situations.

Bankruptcy will affect you for the rest of your life. While it may fall off your credit report, you will be asked at most jobs if you have ever filed and that’s not good. You’ll be fine. Keep working hard.

Get some savings. I know it seems like a struggle but if you get $1000 in the bank as an emergency fund all these little things will stop popping up.

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