[genetrader]

There are so many websites out there with educational content on the markets! I need help finding the best, brightest, most informative new website for info on trading. Any suggestions??

[trader273]

Info on trading is pretty general. Are you looking for technical, fundamental, day trading, swing trading, position trading, etc..

One of my favorite sites is Brett Steenbarger's blog. You can spend hours upon hours going through all the older stuff.

http://www.traderfeed.blogspot.com/

[genetrader]

Thanks 273! I'll for sure check out the blog! Blogs are great educational resources as long as they are written by experts. I'm looking for something extremely broad and educational over all the markets- I will be introducing a group of kids to paper trading, and will defiantly be utilizing investopedia.com, but was wondering if there are any other sites along those lines... educational yet highly appealing.

I love the interaction of this site. I appreciate your suggestion and any others!

[john.potter]

Hi Genetrader
If you are looking for "Investopedia " type sites these should keep you going for a while

Charting sites paste into your browser and save as favourite


All of these sites have a LOT of FREE info some of them also offer paid tutorials However I am recommending them for their free content even the most experienced chartist can use these in their “favourites” list for references

Stock Charts
http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.p...chart_analysis

Trade 10
http://www.trade10.com/Bollinger.html

Bulkowski’s pattern resource
http://thepatternsite.com/chartpatterns.html

Market screen
http://www.marketscreen.com/help/ato...hideHF=&Num=94

Elliot wave international
http://www.elliottwave.net/

Incademy
http://www.incademy.com/courses/Tech.../13/1031/10002

Investopedie
http://www.investopedia.com/articles...BInsideDay.asp

Traders log
http://www.traderslog.com/Japanese-Candlesticks.htm

FX Words
http://www.fxwords.com/j/japanese-candlesticks.html

Google free books ( this is just an example there are many others)
http://books.google.com.au/books?hl=...esult#PPP15,M1

If you google an authors name and a book title you will generally find a PFD of the book if you look hard enough Many of the file sharing sites have free trading books

Candlestick Trading Forum
http://www.candlestickforum.com/PPF/...andlestick.asp

Lit Wick
http://www.litwick.com/glossary.html

Candlesticker
http://candlesticker.com/Bullish.asp

Street Authority
http://www.streetauthority.com/terms...bozucandle.asp

I have a bunch of news sites also but I figure the Australian financial news probably would not interest you fortunately all trading sites are pretty universal, they work for everyone. In case you are unaware many stock exchanges have paper trading competitions for kids the ASX has one that is about to sart you should be able to find out about it on ASX.com not sure when it starts but it is very soon just checked you are still in time but dont wait till the last day as it is normally booked out by then

the direct link is

http://www.asx.com.au/resources/educ...tm?SMG_07-2008

[genetrader]

Thanks so much!! I'm familiar with some of them, but definatly not all. These will be a big help to me and to them I'm sure.

I also really hope that other newbies will be able to refer to this thread in the future as a place to find some really kickin' sites.

You're awesome!!

[mister ed]

Great sites so far.

Also, don't forget this thread, Best of TL.

[Blu Bull]

Thanks for all these sites.

[swansjr]

Here are my daily must-reads:

Alpha Trends

Quantifiable Edges


Jeff