Becoming your own trading coach can be a daunting challenge, but there's no reason to go it alone. Here are some online resources that might be of help to you in extending your edge as a trader:
Vertical Solutions: creative market ideas and resources for testing trading ideas.
Daily Speculations: a range of insights about trading, markets, and life from Victor Niederhoffer and Laurel Kenner.
Quantifiable Edges: offers tested trading ideas in blog and newsletter, including a tracking of (very solid) performance.
Market Tells: loads of market data and indicators, tested trading patterns, and an excellent trend-catcher system.
SentimenTrader: tested market patterns, sentiment analyses, and insightful commentary.
Trading Success: Ray Barros is a coach and experienced trader who offers plenty of resources for traders to mentor themsleves.
Twitter Trader: My Twitter service that posts to the TraderFeed blog (or to you directly if you subscribe; it's free), highlighting trading themes, news, and updated market indicators.
If you know of free or commercial services that are unusually helpful in aiding traders' growth and development, feel free to post in the comments section. I have found the above resources to be especially fertile sources of inspirations and insights.
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Brett
Belated congratulations for this new weblog that I just discovered.
Becoming a trader for me means expanding my horizon to read write and learn .
In this way, when you write and share you also find an edge over those who don't.
Look forward to your new book and to seeing you in Singapore soon?
Blimey, what a list! I wish somebody had given me these names when I first started trading. It would have prevented a lot of heartache and soul searching.
Is Brett Steenbarger making life too easy for new traders?
Day trading the NYMEX light sweet crude oil contract.
http://tradingcrude.blogspot.com/
Well, I hope to make things just a bit easier for new traders, but the hard work is in the implementation. Thanks for the comments!
Brett
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