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Old 02-22-2008, 09:16 PM
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I've been to a few wizetrade classes mostly sale pitch. I like the program but its around $4000 + $100-200 dollard a month for the feed. WAY OVER PRICE and I heard alot of people have problems with it. I also play with oanda like it but no trailing stop . I'm looking for a good program to play news events with a trailing stop.
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