Forex traders: Ok, eSignal ForexCharts, Tradestation, NinjaTrader, forex through forex.com - what else?

Answer 1

Dude, esignals is best.

But another cool set of tools is available at http://www.forexmentorprogram.com/

They give you esignals free and some other tools that allow you to see what the banks are doing (equivalent to level II in stocks). It really gives you the edge.

There is even software available that does all the trading for you and allows you to collect the profits even when your not there. You can even try it free for a month before you risk a cent of your own money.

I am making about 20% ROI per month trading forex using it.

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and check it out or email me and I will tell you how it works.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I used to use eSignal as my charting package. It was great, especially if you are able to program and want to develop your own unique indicators. Tradestation is also very similar. Both are very mature programs and stable. However, those were the days when I use to put all kinds of indicators on my charts(i.e. RSI, CCI, MACD, Stochastics, etc..etc..). What I've learned through experience is that K.I.S.S. rules (Keep It Simple Stupid)! Gone are the days of all those fancy indicators that made my charts look like a roadmap! I stick to price action and maybe one indicator & moving average to help me gauge the currencies I am looking at. For these purposes, I don't need to pay for expensive charting anymore! I also recently found out about a Forex site named ForexTube that supposedly is going to contain a wealth of information and may answer all of these types of questions? Best of all, it's also free! As you can probably tell, I enjoy FREE stuff. Who doesn't? Good Luck!

Answer 4

To be honest 95% of online chart programs are the same. That's why 99.99% of all trading platforms have graphs. E-Signal is great for charting but at the end of the day, the prices (quotes) provided are what's known as unexecutable prices meaning their actual viability is lower than that of a broker's proces appearing in a graph. Is there a big difference? No. However, if a conflict arises about an order that was either entered improperly or not at all, non-broker prices are unaccepatable to resolving the situation.

Now, when it comes to brokers, I personally work with www.forexyard.com but choices here are endless. Traders need to decide if they want to go with popular choices who don't necessarily provide the best conditions, or with lesser known brokers providing real cutting edge forex trading. Your choice was fine, but their are better.

Answer 5

Hi,

I preffer trading platform Meta Trader 4. I have several accounts with different brokers. It is eay to use and there is free charts and many useful indicators.

I don't use any e- signals. I use Fractalls, Alligator, Awesome Oscillator, MACD for filtering the signals and several different MA for indicating the trend.

If you are interesting I could introduce you to one brokerage company in Austria that allows to trade from same account currency (forex), commodities, metals and cfd on shares. Total 500 instruments available; forex spread from 1 pip. If you open trading account under my referral I provide you for free with trading techniques that I successfully use for several years

If you have any question please do not hesitate and pm or e-mail me (press on my name)

Good luck!

Answer 6

A discount broker I use is Oanda.

Oanda.com 1.5 pip EUR/USD spread.

50:1 margin or less, real time interest calculations, etc.