http://www.visualinvestor.net: this one is by a fellow trader, Sung, who was in my club at TCNet. Like me, he decided the daily "noise" of live trading chat is more distracting than helpful. He has put together a website that is a sort of journal of his own trades. Since his trading account is going up (he says...) the site may be worth a bookmark.

http://www.thepennystocksite.com: the home of the Leader in
Penny Stock Picks and Penny Stock Education, by the Peter Leads, Author of Penny Stocks The Book and Stocks That Will Make You Money.

This one I have not personally tried yet, but it sounds very intriguing & fits my parameters for NOT being expensive!
Stocks Signal Pro
The Inexpensive Alternative to Overpriced Stock Trading Systems

More sites with resources for traders:

Daytrading & Gold Sites
The web's largest resource directory for daytrading and gold! Sites, vendors, advisors and services -- everything, and I mean everything for finding gold and trading information!

http://www.daytradingcoach.com
(resource center for lots of ebooks, software etc. Don't get carried away!)

http://www.wallstreetteachers.com/
(daily market analysis .. free to subscribe, best brief analysis I have found)

http://www.briefing.com
(intraday updates on market action)

http://www.worden.com

http://www.quotetracker.com
(free charting software)

http://www.thefractalsedge.com
(software with a unique mathematical approach to trading stocks & futures)

http://www.clearstation.com
(lots of information, charts, lessons, etc)

http://www.investopedia.com
(traders encyclopedia of terms)

http://www.pennystocks.org
(excellent e-book)

http://www.kenroberts.com
(futures & options on commodity futures)

I am currently trying THREE trading services, two of which I can recommend highly as they are making me money consistently:

MYST and SHARPEYED

Myst's service is $99 every 3 months, recommended for beginners with little chart reading experience.

SharpEyed is $59 a month. This one is recommended for more advanced traders who are very confident in their chart-reading skills AND have learned how to set & observe exit points.

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