I don't want to try to suggest which software is the best. The software is just a tool. You have to know how to use it. My advice is to get the software and try "demo" trading, which is not real money, before you jump into the money pit. I would suggest you need to practice for at least 6 months and be profitable before you invest your hard earned money. Remember, you can lose it all, and when you use margins, you can lose many times "it all". Make sure you know what you are doing, before you put your money on the line. Personally, I would decide on how much money you are willing to invest and lose. When you spent and lost that much money, get out, and call it a good education. That's the same advice I give myself when I go to Vegas. Good luck and good sense will make good money. Be happy with small gains, too... there's a funny slogan "Bears make money, Bulls make money, but Hogs get slaughtered".... which means, you can make money in either a bull or a bear market, but when you get greedy, you generally lose big.
2007-01-29 17:07:28
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answered by LuvDylan 5
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are you talking about investing .. if that is the case , its infosys in india, and if u r talking about an accounting package related its quickbooks for small business/trading business and it depends from business to business
2007-01-29 16:55:11
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answered by aliasgar m 2
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