Seeing as we're an unbiased site, I cannot name the broker that I use. However, as far software goes, I use Xtick because it's easy to make pictures with and it's fairly easy to use. I can also paint my candles when certain conditions are met. This why I have purple candles (for when the moving averages cross down) and black candles (for when the moving averages cross up). I'm also able to set alerts when these crossovers happen. So if my main trend is up, then I'll just set alerts for whenever the moving averages cross up, and vice versa. The alerts get sent to my phone so it saves me from having to stay in front of the charts the whole time. As for profit targets- I like using either 50 and 00 levels if my entry is a good distance away from them or if the entry is right near one of those levels I'll just go for the same amount of pips I am risking. Hope that helps!

Ivan- You shouldn't trail your stop unless your first target is hit, and even then you should watch the price action and see if the price is struggling to reach your target or is moving with good momentum. That's the tricky thing about trailing stops. They are designed to catch big moves evem though they don't happen that often, while set targets are designed to catch several smaller moves. The trick is to find a balance between the 2. I would definitely recommend that you at least let the price hit your initial target before trailing your stop. You have to give your trade room to manuever and with volatile pairs like the Cable, 20 pips might not be enough.