The Best Time to be a Trader is NOW!
Thursday, December 2, 2010 at 6:42AMTraders these days have it all. That's right—you’ve got it all.
I'm not talking about how good a trading market we are blessed with, although you and I both know it’s been an awesome period lately for traders.
What I am talking about are the free trading resources that are available to YOU right now— resources you can use to create some potent trading strategies. Maybe I am so excited by this because I was introduced to computers at the tail end of the punch card era, or maybe it is because I am using this cheap technology to make awesome trading profits.
Here are some of the free trading resources available to you to boost your trading profits:
- Cheap and blazingly fast bandwidth.
- Super-fast computers for $500.
- Free pre-built algorithms allowing you to squeeze the lemon right away.
- Free usage of kick-ass trading APIs. You can use them to trade as many stocks as you want…globally. AWESOME!
- Free usage of the Twitter API. Upon request, Twitter will allow you to use its 10,000-query streaming API.
- Free connection capabilities with almost anyone in the world.
- Top traders sharing their insights via their blogs, Twitter streams, and StockTwits streams.
- The ability to create your own Trading MBA for a fraction of the cost of a traditional program.
- Free single-stock rating system based on different methodologies. Pick a few that float your boat.
- Free single-stock pattern recognition algorithms and tradometers. Check out Zignals.com.
If that isn't enough, check out my free e-book titled Coolest Financial Tools (the download icon is located on the right side of this page).
Make this cheap technology work for you in awesome ways.
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Written by Michael Bigger. Follow me on Twitter and StockTwits.
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