As far as agriculture, oil, and precious metals go what do you do as far as analysis goes for trading these commodities (fundamental analysis mainly).

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Precious metals, commodities, and FOREX are terrible choices for novice investors. If you insist, I'm betting 3 to 1 that you will lost almost your entire stake in less than 3 months.

Read "Investing for Dummies" or any self-help book written for novice investors. Good luck!

I need assistance in learning the fundamentals of day trading. Where should I begin?

Where do I start?... What seminars should I attend? What accounts should I create for myself? What websites have most day traders found to be esp. useful? I am a newbie requesting legitimate advice pertaining to trading commodities or simply trading in general.
Thank You!

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I watch this every day after market closing;
http://www.alphatrends.net/

Learning to trade (day or swing trading) can take on average 3-5 years. Reading a new trading book every month (for your entire career) is done by many of us.

Pick up a basic intro to technical analysis like;
Technical Analysis for Dummies

Move on to trading books like;
Mastering The trade, John Carter
Trading in The Zone, Mark Douglas
Technical Analysis Using Multiple Time Frames, Brian Shannon

See the book list (Essential Reading);
http://tradermike.net/

My favorite broker. Great charting. Great tools. Great Webinars;
http://www.thinkorswim.com/
https://www.thinkorswim.com/tos/displayPage.tos?webpage=onlineSeminar

Forex, Futurers, Options and Commodities are not the best place to start to learn trading. Stocks are the better place to start your quest.