Which com does the after hour trading for stock?
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It depends on the brokerage whether they offer premarket and/or after market hours. Additionally not all stocks are traded pre and after. TDAmeritrade allows  pre and after trading.
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Trade station is what many of us use. Check it out.\n\nhttp://www.tradestation.com/default_2.shtm
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It depends a bit on your timescale of trading, a day trader wouldn't use the same programs as an end-of-day trader.\n\nMetastock and Tradestation are supposed to be the best, but expensive.\n\nI use Stockwiz for French stocks and end-of-day trading. It's completely programmable, which is what I wanted, but the programming language is somewhat primitive.\nBut it's free.\n\nhttp://www.stockwiz.com/
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There are lots of online brokers.  I use ameritrade and scottrade.  there are many more including brownco, etrade, sharebuilder.com and more.. MOst of these can be funded electronically.  Scottrade is the cheapest at 7 dollars a trade but I think ameritrade is a lot easier to use and more reliable.
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try those\n\nhttp://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/market/top10industries.asp\n\nand\n\nhttp://news.morningstar.com/QuarterEnd/Q22004BestWorstStocks.html
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His recommendations take stock prices up in after hours trading where volume is low, however his recommendations have minimal influence in market hour trading. As Cramer says, never trade after hours, wait a few days, do your homework and then go in. All in all he has very good recommendations, just need to get in at the right time. So wait a few days after his recommendations for a pull back and then go in. PLEASE don't go in after hours, you'll get eaten up by the pros!!
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Try http://www.etrade.com\n\nSimply put: you buy a part of the company looking to profit either in the long (investment) or short term (a short term trade).
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www.thestreet.com\nwww.barrons.com\nwww.money.cnn.com/\nwww.marketwatch.com\nwww.bloomberg.com\nwww.cnbc.com\nwww.ft.com
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Scottrade. Max of $7/trade, unlimited number of shares. No fees for inactivity. Great reports and statements.
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here you go...\nhttp://www.stock-trading-advice.com/stock-trading-software.html
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Here is a link with the New York Mercantile Exchange trading hours.\n\nThe "stock market" is generally something else, like the New York Stock Exchange.  NYMex trades futures contracts for things like oil and gas and precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum, although not limited to strictly these.\n\nUnless you are a member of the exchanges, you buy or sell through brokers who are members.  They sometimes have their own pool of trades and can get you traffic out of hours, but there are distinct limits that you will need to discuss with your broker.
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Sometimes the NYSE.  Sometimes the NASDAQ.\n\nYou can check their volume here: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5ETV.N\n\nAnd here: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5ETV.O
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Try Morningstar (MORN) and Ruth Christie (RUTH). Also, Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) and NYSE (I think it is NSE)
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I don't trade stock options, nor do I have any expertise on the subject, but I enjoy trading prediction options on Cenimar.com. It gives you a little bit of a feel for how an options market works.
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asx.com.au has plenty of articles on their website about the stock market\n\nThey also run a competition sometimes that simulates buying and selling
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visit zacks.com or cnbc.com, but I like yahoo the best.   Create a my yahoo home page and track your list of fifty stocks.  Go to the profile and visit the company's home page.  View presentations and listen to conference calls.
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good luck, at least you are willing to pay!\n\nI will watch to see if you get any definitive answers!\n\nDid you check with your normal stock broker program to see if they provide a service?\n\nupdate:\ninterestingly google shows stock quotes\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=stock+quote+aapl\n\nit's a 15 minute delay, but they also have the links to the big boys!