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Time to get cracking

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After three years of fundamental economic and financial study at university, a year of researching ASF and looking into chart analysis, it's my time to step out there and start trading.

My first attempt is going to be 'swing trading' since I am currently working during my holidays and cannot day-trade as often as I'd like to.

Would I be able to make sufficient trading decisions based on Google Finance data?

For example: www(dot).google.com/finance?q=ASX:MQG

I do not want to get AMIBroker as of yet because I don't see how minute-to-minute live data is going to benefit me at all.

Thanks for any help!
 
After three years of fundamental economic and financial study at university, a year of researching ASF and looking into chart analysis, it's my time to step out there and start trading.

My first attempt is going to be 'swing trading' since I am currently working during my holidays and cannot day-trade as often as I'd like to.

Would I be able to make sufficient trading decisions based on Google Finance data?

For example: www(dot).google.com/finance?q=ASX:MQG

I do not want to get AMIBroker as of yet because I don't see how minute-to-minute live data is going to benefit me at all.

Thanks for any help!

Pretty hard to trade fundementals on last years data , you really need uptodate analysis of projected fundementals with timely updates and like a good chart package it costs money . also finding reliable analysis is another problem , ive found that fundementals are a little like chart indicators . work in hindsite with considerable lag . as far as chart packages go , you can do free 14 day trials with most of them , should get you by for a few months after which you should have an idea of which one suits you
 
Would you recommend I start getting into AMI Broker now? I'm a bit iffy with all the coding and the data streams...
 
Because my time frame is likely to be once or twice a week, what would be the problem with using Yahoo Finance or Google Finance's daily charts and observing the candle sticks?
 
Of course you know that the next step in the "time to get cracking" thing is to test rather than do.
 
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