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09-21-2008, 04:31 AM
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Any good systems to follow...
Does anyone know of a good trading system that gives out picks to follow. I have to work so I don't have time to watch the market and day trade, I'm just looking for a service I could use to follow their trades with and setup stop losses while Im not monitoring it.
What are your thoughts on trendfund.com... has anyone tried them and how is their advice. Thanks! |
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10-23-2008, 05:28 AM
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Re: Any good systems to follow...
Well, I haven't tried tradefund.com but I feel any e-broking platform is a mean to waive off the hassles of trading.
There are plenty of good brokers who offer online trading platform. You can check them on google. |
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