Skilganon213

I guess one of my biggest reasons for looking into day trading is for the change in lifestyle. I work for a bank here in Australia and sure the job comes with its perks, and sure I can work my way up the corporate chain, but I see what the people sitting above me need to do while their up there. But to put it basically more stress = more pay. I believe by opening some doors and learning more about day trading I can dictate a bit more of my own life. Work the hours I want to and concentrate more on things that I want to do, rather than feel I need to fulfil the obligations of the "business." I've already taken the first step and ordered a few books like "The Candlestick Course" & "Trading in the Zone." But I know that I still have a very long way to go. But I'm determined to succeed as a day trader, and I know that it will take a lot of leg work on my behalf to get there. But I am thankful for forums like these because it gives guys like me a helping hand up to hone my skills and broaden my knowledge. What are some names of the free trial trade rooms? It sounds like a good opportunity to listen in and see what I’m in for. I would just like to thank all of you for the contributions on these forums. Hopefully as I progress I can even convince some of you who are willing to mentor a newbie like myself. Or at least help point me in the right direction.

Thank you brownsfan! I'll look into that list, I appreciate it

Hi there, I am also currently looking at the Trader International Program, However I am reluctant to spend the initial $7K after hearing so many mixed reviews. I was wondering if anyone could recommend some books to start off with for a beginner? I've already placed the book "Trading in the Zone" on order from Amazon, but I was wondering if there is anything else that people can recommend? I have basic knowledge of how options and emini's works, but would like to build on that before making any big commitments on what I want to trade and what systems to use.