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real supply and demand... thats the way I look at it... easier to understand for me those market fundamentals... so I can spread it with more confidence... just my 2 cents... I can understand most CBOT products... so I prefer those instruments...

if she works, why not just take $50K (assuming you have a strategy) and go with Bright Trading and just trade your own account... you can trade over $1MM with that risk capital... even if you can make 5-10% on notional, that is not a bad deal IMO... specially given you stated you did it before.

worked from home, decided to trade... single trade... single market... the basic idea was to see the opportunity for the trade, and just trade it for profit...

snow storm on friday... so I was home... lost a little bit..

http://www.optionscity.com/ http://www.orc-group.com/

I agree... but there are ways around the driver issues, specially DVD's...... as long as the NIC and chipset are supported, you are pretty "safe"... if you look at the tech guide, you will see all the distro's that are supported... which by extension would include a few others as well.. :)

all you have stated are pro's and con's based on limitations... but I have not seen anything about what the basis of the comparison is in terms of what requirements you are looking to meet... so not sure what you are asking... Laptop vs. Desktop in terms of what? because each has its use and...

LOL... beauty of Linux... it works on anything... vendors will only certify what they test, in this case dell has tested T3600 with RHEL.. http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/precn/en/Dell-Precision-T3600-Spec-Sheet.pdf...

W7 and W2008 Kernels are the same... you wont have issues with running W7 on T320... just like you will be able to run vsphere on both the same way... but what you should ask yourself is more along the lines of why you need the T320... all the "requirements" you mentioned can be met with the...

you can never keep up with tech, hence why you go by what your requirements are in the end... besides, I saw a roadmap yesterday and there was nothing with 12C.. so while the E5-2600 v2 can go up to 12... they werent actually "printing" one yet.... so you are looking at 10C's for this year...

I have the water cooler I suggested, it is quiet... I mean, really quiet... I cant say than that cooler you picked, but I cant even hear it...

I hope you realize that cooler does not support your socket based on their website specs... http://www.gelidsolutions.com/products/index.php?lid=1&cid=8&id=66&tab=1 look at the following cooler... you will then be able to overclock that 3930K without any issues...

so... what did you ordered? post the bill of materials...

I guess they have to update their website still...

this is for today, I was on the trade for way too long... I hate day trading, going back to my normal stuff... it was fun for a little while... but way too stressful for me... glad that I am back in the office today...

lol... I wish.. first off, that does look like front office only... and depends which desks... further, back office will be half of that... and the top tier (mostly Dirs) will make the high end of that half... AVP/VP's wont go pass $200K at best... if they were talking about funds, then maybe...

am confused, if you are going for 6-8 monitors... how are you going to get that with that card? you should look instead at the following if you still plan to stick with your current path.... ASUS HD7970-DC2-3GD5 Radeon HD 7970 it will provide you with 4 DisplayPorts and 2xDVD-Ds... so...

d00d... you killing me... asking for a recommendation without requirements is like asking me to cook and not telling me what you like to eat... so here is generic info.. how good are your eyes? how much attention to detail do you pay? what is your trading style? are you color blind...

like ogarbitrage said, you need to determine your exposure first... and then just go out on the curve a year out and purchase puts or just buy the contract and hold the appropriate size based on your exposure... keep in mind all that will do is basically hedge you... so you will remain...

I would run OSX in a heartbeat... we even evaluated it as a trading floor platform... but the #1 issue is... lack of software support for trading apps.. we had to bottle things or run parellels/vmware in top of it, at which point in time, what is the point of it? CQGIC doesnt run on it...