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is that Mak xls?

anybody can reproduce his chart in sierra? using setting 10,20 I got a totally different looking chart.

great day for you to show up, no_pm just put out another trading system so I think you have plenty of trading system to follow, thus it must be all in your head, have you try Dr. Maxwell method? http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1022347&highlight=maxwell#post1022347

beside Trade Station insists on installing itself on the main hard drive, I was able to install other applications on USB drive and run them from there so it depend on application. But sometimes they run kind of jerky, not a perfect solution.

look left http://elitetrader.com/

what he said

and bill him for your time.:cool:

since you format/install many times do it one more time on the new hard drive and save yourself from the frustration...

simple, send in paper filing with your m2m declaration.

my old hard drive is 30G and the new one is 200G if all fail wipe it clean, install XP then IE that should do, after all that was what I did when I got the new hard drive.

you saw the white square because a gif file was missing or slowed to load, I had the same problem with IE and I tried all those things mention above and none of it work then IE suddenly worked again, looking back I think the problem got fixed when I switched to a larger hard drive.

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the answer seem anything that work for you

right click on button select move , cusor will turn into cross then use arrow key to move the page, hit enter to 'nail' it inplace

http://www.tradersnotebook.com/symbols.html

or subscibe to stockcharts.com and put on as much indicators as you want.

amended return for 2004 and carry forward the remaining if the loss > 3K limit.

with more power hungry mobile devices coming into market, battery sector should worth a look http://www.dfj.com/cgi-bin/artman/publish/article_141.shtml

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