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there isn't enough information to clearly understand the workload so that one can give you an opinion... but based on what you stated about the Core2 Duo being faster, here is what I would do on the i7-960 in your bios... - disable threading - disable VT and VT-x - enable Execute Disable...

hmmm... you do realize that this is the "Community Lounge > Hook Up" section of the board... and also, that not everyone is out there begging for money to trade but might just want to be with those that might be like mind and not uptight asses...

T+3 refers to settlement... just because you sold it doesn't mean that it was over... anyhow, the reason for no funds is because you had no funds, as they had not settled... http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/tplus3.htm anyhow, IBKR always provides the best explanations for some things...

have you looked at regus, Empire, or Stark Office Suites? they might be cheaper, unless you find a firm that is willing to sublet an office or a desk.. which might not be as easy... or you can always just find a cheap studio and rent that..

CTS T4 based on the screens and DOM

cyborg is not gone, just no longer accessible if you were not a prior subscriber.. a new, much more expensive when compared to the $600/m of cyborg on NY4 with Sterling, platform replaced it...

Awesome wisdom, and you are absolutely right...

what does the IBKR performance report looks like when compared to the performance of the robot... a lot of us understand that report better, can you post it? it would be great for comparison..

I care little for his service, the point is that changing one's stops/targets, assuming one has already modeled their trades and has a given expectancy with each trade, just messes up the model and the probs... so while I don't subscribe to his service, I found what he says of value to some...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew1L6SLpHgM go to 12:48...

benchmark wise, one is either compared to buy-n-hold or against peers... so you could look at any three depending on the type of fund... broad market (S&P), MSCI Country Index, Hedge Fund Index... that is what I've seen for funds... lastly, for margin calls using PM, it comes down to position...

if the account was $151K and you are using PM, you should have close to a $1MM for buying power... assuming you are conservative and not use it all... .5MM... anyhow, perhaps the position sizing algo needs to be looked at to ensure that one is not trading too big of a size... as to benchmark...

absolute returns and then against S&P benchmark.. after all, the software is supposed to manage the account as a fund right? :)

perhaps showing the P&L in terms of Percentage will be better than USD..

dont complicate your life with scams, just do a bit better planning tax wise... and next year you will be better off... http://www.traderstatus.com/

you did read the USDA report and understand why there was some short covering right? anyhow, we shall see how it all plays out this coming week...

you can also use excel RTD to record the information... and "replay" it with VBA...

realistically, anyone that is with RCG/RJO can just call either of those two FCM's and open a new account with them without Mirus as Intro Broker and transfer the funds in the background.. a heck of a lot faster IMO... but you might be out of luck with the whole MC on ZF... I dont think RCG...

actually, that shows you only the "financial" health to some extent... what laocoon wants to do is check BASIC http://www.nfa.futures.org/basicnet/Details.aspx?entityid=k17Ne6qLDo8%3d&rn=N and their seg funds are with CHASE if I am not mistaken, based on where I wire money in/out from with...

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