stock trading

Charles Schwab, a discount brokerage company, plans to launch a new service to allow customers to invest directly in foreign stock markets using local currencies.

Related services are already offered by other brokerages including E*Trade, Fidelity, TD Ameritrade and Zecco.

"The U.S. is becoming less important with the overall asset mix people are thinking about," says Schwab's Brian McDonald. Investors are "looking to grow global trading, and we want to make sure we're right there with them."

Today online investment project CSM has announced that its stock traders have completed the new trade which generated over $400,000 pure profit. As usual the company openly publishes performance report where one can learn all the details.

Along with Brokerage account statement the clients of CSM can see intraday chart.

The result of today’s trade session is $435,048.32.

A Fundamental Trader is one who focuses on company specific events so as to identify when to buy stock and which stock to buy. It is often linked to the buy-and-hold strategy of investing. 

 A Day Trader is the term which is used when traders buy and sell stock during the same day. These traders seek to profit by leveraging large amounts of cash and take advantage of small price movements.

Fundamental traders base their trade on fundamental analysis and examine various events such as the stock splits, anticipated earnings reports and acquisitions. In this article we will look more into detail? about the fundamental trader’s events. 

 Fundamental Data 

As The Register reports, Van T. Dinh, 25, who had previously been imprisoned for the creation in 2004 a Trojan horse program that posed as a stock-tracking tool while working as a 19 year-old stock trader, is back in trouble with the law.

As it’s known, in 2004 he was jailed for 13 months after he was convicted of hacking into an account run by a fellow stock trader to buy a variety of worthless stock derivatives he had got stuck with the year before.