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Hi guys, Anyone know where I can get the implied volatility for the BUND? Any pointers greatly appreciated.

I'll 2nd that:)

I don't know to be honest, I just came across this and thought you'd be interested. There is this case but I don't know if it will be any good for the quad mobo: http://www.alvio.com/smoreinfo.asp?iid=1807 But if I come across anything I'll post them on here.

The price of the motherboard on it's own is very attractive for a quad compared to a quad xeon board: http://www.alvio.com/pmoreinfo.asp?iid=2992 Also tyan now have the full spec of the board on their site now: http://www.tyan.com/products/html/thunderk8qs.html

If your serious about reducing pc noise, you should check out: http://www.silentpcreview.com/ And they have a very active forum too: http://forums.silentpcreview.com/forums/

I came to ET originally looking for info on hardware, and I must have to admit that I fathomed MORE hardware knowledge on trading hardware than any hardware site on the net, they all gaming etc, but ET is the only site that has dedicated info referring to trading hardware only. OK less of the...

not as half as sad as the day nitro stopped posting on here:( I mean who would after all keep us tip top on supermicro et al:cool:

To be honest here in the UK goods sold on ebay are way higher than new/retail prices, very similar to the enron auction:( I think this has happened because yahoo shut down their auctions.

Unfortunately this is about to change, most of the big players have announced all their IDE drives will carry a 1year warranty:(

Thx chisel, awesome card:) looks like matrox has real winner on their hands. Cant wait for it to hit the UK shores.

hi north pesos, could you post a link to this new card please, because I can't seem to find anything about it. Thanks

Thanks for that wild, as you can see from that list cnbc is a pay channel and bloomberg isn't even listed on there.

Interesting you mention you can get cnbc and bloomberg for free via satelite, here in the UK you have to pay a monthly subscription to sky broadcasting(which also broadcasts via satelite) for cnbc and bloomberg:(

Can someone please clarify the issue surrounding half margin on the eminis after hours. Refco and netfutures allow you to trade after hours on half margin whereas interactivebrokers don't. Is there some exchange ruling on this?