Choosing to be a Forex Trader?
or a Stock Trader?

A Trader is someone who buys and/or sells a financial instrument such as stocks, currency, commodities, derivatives and indexes.

Certain investors are called day traders. They can be individuals or they can  be institutional. In the past, most were institutional due to the huge imbalances between them and individuals. The computer changed all that in the late 90's with the advent of  relativity low cost of powerful analytical software programs that allow individuals to compete with the institutions.

Now, the individuals could get accurate quotes from real time data feeds and act upon those quotes just like institutionals had been doing for years.

The members of a stock or commodities exchange who trades on the floor of that exchange for his or her own account.

A rogue is always an employee of a financial institution who decides on his/her own to makes trades that are not authorized by the institution that he/she works for.

The most famous rogue was Nick Leeson, whose losses were sufficient to bankrupt Barings Bank in 1995, but there have been others preceding him, and others who lost more money. In 1995, Leeson's looses bankrupted Barings Bank of London.

The most active trading market in the world is the Forex Trading Market also known as the foreign exchange market, currency or FX. It is established for traders to make trades in world currencies. The average daily trade in the global forex and related markets currently is over 3 trillion US Dollars.

The forex is the safest market in the world and when you incorporate the Daniel Code charts and Daniel Code Numbers with a basic trading plan, the results can be remarkable.

Do you get what I say: Markets know the Daniel numbers.