What Should I choose - Equities, Commodities or FX?

Dear all trader, I want to ask you all trader about this trading. For the beginner in trading, which should I choose between forex or commodities or stocks or index?
-which of those trading easy to learn by newbie?
thanks a lot for the information. best regards from Indonesia.thx

PS: please give me detail information why I should choose that trading.

Sorry for your job loss. You've been asking for others to help you for a while.
Most of trading, from the many years I've failed at it and from what I've read, is about psychology and protecting your trades from yourself. Here's some articles I just found. Think I'll go through them, too.

Forex has the best demos, allows you to trade for pennies a pip, and has one-of-a-kind ff; thus, it's the probably the best place to learn trading. It's also one of the worst to trade in, with shady brokers, unregulated market and corrupt chart data.
I've read that E-Mini S&P's the best place to trade; its volume is huge, its market is highly regulated, the chart data is the same everywhere, margin is decent, and it trades "23.5 hours a day, five days a week" (wikipedia). You could probably trade e-minis without news. What stopped me was its obscurity: E-minis are tough to get in, $2.5-5k to start, and have a lot of very small brokers.
Stocks need no margin; however, one needs to read news a whole lot, and be able to decipher dozens of charts daily. I was there for a decade.
Commodities, I don't know. News is insular, based on a product's cyclic availability. I've read the charts are famous for inspiring technical analysis methods.

Forex is good if your day trading it in and out for small ish gains frequently, you can demo it easily to learn with and open a account cheapily like $30+ to get you started. Also 24/5 which might suite your time zone better.


Stocks you'll need $2000+ to get a 2:1 margin and be able to short, but there better if you thinking 2 - 3 days swing trade holds there less trend changed by news 3 times per day basically. ( only way to trade is find a bullish sector and bullish stocks and buy on a pull back, similar amount of Bearing sector and stocks and vary the amount ), this is alot of hard work running stock screens every night and following 100's of stocks. ( I did this Full Time before getting burnt out and going Forex )



Never traded the other 1.



Go Forex!! You've got spare time after all