[bootstrap]

if you are a beginner the best software is pencil and paper or a spreadsheet.

i have been at this for years and KISS.

computers have made the majority of people lazy.

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Originally Posted by bootstrap »

if you are a beginner the best software is pencil and paper or a spreadsheet.

i have been at this for years and KISS.

computers have made the majority of people lazy.

I have to agree with these comments. I confess, I have stacks of notebooks with manually calculated daily ranges, ave true ranges, ave failed moves, commitments of traders positions and the like. I've always thought calculating moves and charting a few instruments manually, kept me (my mind) more in tune with significant levels/prices like daily and weekly highs and lows. Keeping a note pad with a crude pencil drawn chart on my desk seems to embed these levels deeper into my mind than an orange or yellow line across a chart. e.g. can you remember last weeks high and low of the instrument you're trading without looking at your chart?

[pipbanker]

any software is the right path to lose your cash

[henryduncan12]

Hello friends
Tradelog, Winman Saral Tax are some software my friend suggested me. You can also find more details about stock trading software at Online Stock Trading Software, Stock Market CFD, Buy Stocks- AVAFX.

[ricardo_sof]

What about metatrader?
Is it good?
Or is it just for trading and not the analysis ?

[Do Or Die]

QuantShare looks another great software and yet cheap. Data management is very easy with it: http://www.quantshare.com/sa-15-simulator