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There are lots of different ways that you can keep track of your investments these days. You have dedicated TV channels, you have the internet, you have a stock trading newsletter and you now have the smart phones. Which is the best?

Financial TV shows have been popular for a long time and it is not surprising why. It is so easy to keep up with the general trends of the market just with the TV being on in the background. You can have it on while performing other tasks like washing up or looking after the kids.

One negative about the TV is its inability to be tailored to your needs. If you want information on BP then you have to wait until they decide to show it. This is the advantage of the internet, you will be able to take advantage of its stock trading research. You just have to search for the company that you want.

The stock trading newsletter medium has been around for a long time. Usually they are subscription based where you will receive a newsletter in the post each month. Usually they will give you a host of recommendations and it is good to be able to carry them around with you. These days they are moving to being published on the internet too.

Now we move on to the iPhone (and most smart phones). You can buy specific apps that allow you to follow your portfolio from anywhere and at anytime. They are expensive but it allows you so much flexibility. You can do your research while you are on the road. Now that we have the iPad then this is going to easier and easier.

Overall I believe you need to combine all of the above. Keep in touch with the markets on the TV, dig deeper with your research on the internet and use a stock trading newsletter to generate ideas. An easy way to do all 3 at once is by using a smart phone.

Shawn has a wealth of experience in trading. He has decided to use his experience to set up an online stock trading newsletter. Please visit the Stock Trading Newsletter and use it resources to enhance your wealth.

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