Reliable places to remote trade

[laydeetrader]

Hi. I am too lazy to read through old posts, so apologies if this is asked all the time. I used to trade (both employed and then self employed) in london but have taken a couple of years off to have babies. I've kept up with the market during this time and am now interested in doing some stuff from home and wondered where is good to approach that offers remote trading. I am happy to put cash up but do not want to do any "learn to trade" type courses, obviously, just get an account up and running and get on with it.

 

[Magos]

Hi. I am too lazy to read through old posts, so apologies if this is asked all the time. I used to trade (both employed and then self employed) in london but have taken a couple of years off to have babies. I've kept up with the market during this time and am now interested in doing some stuff from home and wondered where is good to approach that offers remote trading. I am happy to put cash up but do not want to do any "learn to trade" type courses, obviously, just get an account up and running and get on with it.

why dont you start easy and install like a demo metatrader platform from odl, fxcm or Alpari and just see how it goes. If goes well I suggest take it to the next level with TT and Currenext!

 

[jaspertrademaster]

good advice Magos