Try to develop a trading strategy for your futures or forex trading is hard enough. Now you have to find the correct trading platform that matches your style of trading. Not all futures trading platforms are made the same or can fit all trading styles. You must determine what your needs are when debating platforms for which you can use to trade successfully.

As you research futures trading platforms also know that you are researching the online futures broker. So what are the questions you need to ask yourself, to ensure that you choose the right futures trading broker with the right futures trading platform?

So, before you research which futures trading platform and futures trading broker that you do select, evaluate yourself and find out are you going to day trade or hold positions overnight. There is no use receiving long term charts, having a full service broker and getting trade updates on a weekly basis if you are looking to day trade the S & P 500. By simply asking yourself this question will save loads of time and can hone your choices of selecting the right futures trading platform along with an online futures broker much easier and faster.

Your next step is to find out which platforms and online brokers you are interested in and speak to them so that you can explain to them what you need for your particular trading style or method 

Understand that by doing this, you become a name that that futures broker will call in order to get your business 

This is how they earn their living so you’ll need to be tolerable and not take it personally. They’ll want to know exactly how much trading experience you have, and how much money are you going to open your trading account for. These questions will directly effect how much commissions they will charge you. They are researching you just as much as you are researching them, so be prepared.

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I am a day trader, i trade in nse/bse stock any one here can tell me help me getting the information about picking up the stock moving up or moving down or can move up or down, auto buy/sell signal so that i can trade.
If any one know any website, free software, chatrooms where i can pick the stocks to trade please mail me i will b very much oblige thanking you.

Sir,
Since I find you look quite desperate in your intraday trading, I would like you to give some tricks of the trade. Of course free of cost !!
1. Don't try to take a big hand in one shot. BE A SCALPER.
It means try to do small trades and take small profits in maximum number of times in one trading session. you may incur loss also in several small trades. But the cumulative effect of the total sum may give you the required profit for the day.

2. Use Intraday charts for seeing the trend of the stock chosen. e.g. from icicidirect, yahoo finance etc.

3. Never try to trade against the trend of the stock & the market.

4. Always remain watchful for the overall effect of the market/index on the stock chosen.

5. Before starting the trade or choosing the stock it is always wise to watch it's previous charts and graph to find out it's (a) pattern of movement, (b) range of movement, (c) trend of movement and of course (d) support and resistance level for every range.

6. Always try to trade between the support and resistance level.

7. Always use limit prices and stoploss if possible.

And Lastly
8. Be confident, dececive and don't get emotionally attached to the stock.
9. Don't ever try to defeat or control the market or the stock or even never be revengeful to them.
10. Choose the stock whose trading volume is large i.e. it should not be <75000.

If you find all these things difficult and want that someone should feed you the "paka – pakaya khana". Then you should try the following website. It is all free :

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Best Of Luck and
Wish you a very happy and PROFITABLE New Year!!

– Nitya

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If you look at the Trades information for most major shares (eg. any ftse100) then there are usually a good 10+ trades logged AFTER 16:30, which is normal market closing time.

These are often quite large volumes/value trades eg. today 10th May, share Wolseley (WOS). According to Digital Look from 16:32 to 16:50, there were 12 share trades registered. The total value of these was around £20million. The prices for each trade varies widely, so I'm guessing they were actually transacted at various times during the day (or even previous days??)

Presumably, if these trades are registered after 16:30, then the volume that is quoted for each trade is NOT included in the ongoing volume quotde during the day?

So my questions are – what exactly are these trades and who is doing them. And more importantly, I thought the "market" was supposed to be transparent to all? So who "knows" about these trades prior to them being registered late in the day, and is there a way to see them earlier?

Market is as transparent as it can be…and it will maybe get more so that way in the future.

After Market hours trading typically is institutional traders (mutual funds, etc)…and market makers correcting trades.

Additionally volume is created based on after the market reported earnings and global economic factors. — its just that the standard operating hours are closed.

These volumes need to be reported on the exchanges…but they're not recorded during the market hours as to not create trade imbalances and to the fact that the volumes are huge..because its typically bigger fish trading amongst themselves (a mutual fund manager calls another one and they exchange/negotiate a price in advance — and then book the trade apres market hours).