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Sure you can. You need an LFH 59 pin to Dual DVI cable. The Matrox dual cables won't work because they are 60 pin, so make sure you get the LFH 59. Specs here...

The 007 is three quarters of one thirty-second (the 5 is lopped off). 120'010 would be the next tick up, which is 120 and 1/32. http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/files/IR-179_USTreasury_FO_Fact_Card.pdf

I may end up doing that. Seems kinda silly to buy a used one for only a few hundred less with no warranty.

I thought about shipping, but maybe a T41 is the way to go since it'd be a lot less hassle. I could buy one, use it for a week, then sell it on eBay for not much of a loss. Thanks for everyone's thoughts.

You're right of course, but I have some March options that I plan to hold for a while. Thus I'd like to keep an eye on things while in FL.

I'm heading to FL for a few days in Feb. - I'm flying and my parents are driving, but if they had a larger vehicle, I'd box up a spare desktop computer and ship it with them. I may never need a laptop in the next few yrs. (except for this trip) because I'm usually flat when I travel, but this...

You're probably right...I was in a hurry when I replied and didn't completely comprehend what you were saying, so my reply was off the cuff. If I think of something better, I'll let you know. Good luck.

If this is similar to what you want to do: If A1 <> zero, then.... Excel may still be seeing something besides a blank cell. Try "" (double quotes) instead of zero in your if/then stmt., or nest them and say <> zero and <> "". E.g.: IF A1<>"", then

FT71, The only thing I can think of is to check the Task Manager, but I'm no expert. I'm glad you posted though - I didn't know about the Cyberexpert program. I'll give it a try since I've found the data going into Ib's Excel sheet unreliable, and getting the correct info for each symbol...

I had some trouble on the Mongomery site as well. Try the Java version, it worked for me. When using 1% vol., my deltas were the same as yours - .53/-.47 - my mistake. Looks like I'll have to be creative about knowing my "true" delta. Thanks again for your comments.

dmo, Good point about the low vol. of the bond options. Yes, I usually traded shorter term options and the low vol. combined with delta rounding to two decimal places is my reference point. "I suspect Chisel is inadvertently entering a cost of carry that his model is using to (incorrectly)...

I did play around with it and that's why I was so confused...I tried futures and strike at 5000 (48% vol. both at 800 and 5000), and both times the deltas were .55 and -.45. Even a .0000000001% interest rate doesn't make a difference. Futures at 800 or 5000 and vol. at 1% changed the deltas...

E.g.: ES futures at 800, the March 800 call and put deltas are ~ .55 and -.45. Why isn't the absolute value equal since there is no dividend and no (or very little) cost of carry for the futures? Both the BS American and Whaley models show similar deltas. I could understand if the futures were...

A Letter from General Motor's Chairman By Porter Stansberry March 17, 2007 You can tell far more about a company's prospects by the language in its earnings announcement than you'll ever learn from the numbers. The numbers are easily manipulated... confused... and, eventually, restated...

Good <strike>bye</strike> riddance UAW = problem solved

Glad I could help. Also, a very basic FYI for anyone running more than one monitor: if you're not sure which monitor is #2 or 3 etc.: right click on the desktop, then click properties/settings/identify. A BIG number will appear on the screen which will correspond to the monitor number in the...

Four Quadro 285s in my XP rig with two 22" widescreens in portrait mode, but I'm not sure which driver I'm using. (I looked, but couldn't find it.) Anyway, right click on the NVIDIA icon in the taskbar on the right, move the cursor up to the monitor you want to change, then a box will appear on...

Go to intrade.com Obama will win by a landslide. McCain is Bob Dole II.

Thanks, I'll try the beta version.

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