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$4,235 today?! Very impre$$ive, Mike! I see that you took Don's advice and cut your Opening Orders down to less than 50... :D

Thanks, gnome. Guess I misinterpreted Baron's hardware tome. Need to revise my own next computer requirements.

Keep in mind that running 4 monitors - at about 200MB each - is going to use approx 800MB of your SDRAM...

So you must also be looking at having 1.5-2 GB of DDR or DDR2 SDRAM?

Geez, and here I thought it was your results from the first three minutes of last Monday's Open... :D

I take it that you still use Trade-Ideas stock alert....the Pro version yet? Did you start with T-I when you were a novice, or later? Has the scanner/alert really made that much of a difference in your progress? Since you trade from Redi's platform, you're probably more of a tape reader...

Yeah, it appears that once sign-ups reach an exhaustion point at the unbeatable original price, someone (a TradingMarkets employee/eBay vendor-regular?) goes on eBay with the same once-in-a-lifetime (or, in this case, this-year) promo - but at the half price! A lot of TM's "trading with the...

RYL, Bright Trading CEO Bob Bright has the passion and a history of winning at both equities trading and poker. Yet, anyone who has been around him knows that as competitive as he is, Bob doesn't have a need to talk up his own prowess or successes... Bob has often said, though, that if a...

Barron's Monday, June 28, 2004 Two of a Kind With a poker face, Wall Street sees a similiarity between a game and its own game by Michael Santoli, Senior Editor (continued from above post) Poker gets the most play as a Wall Street metaphor, for good reason. Both it and...

Barron's Monday, June 28, 2004 Two of a Kind? With a poker face, Wall Street sees similiarities between a card game and it's own game by Michael Santoli, Senior Editor Folks who work on Wall Street love their games. Witness the prevalence of broker-hosted golf outings and trading...

Yeah, it's your typical rocker frustrated love song, but looking back on those go-go Market years, it's a fitting social commentary on the glorification of and infatuation with the attractive female financial "news" talking heads that kept most viewers glued to or continually checking back to...

Samson, If you believe that you have grounds to get your money back - and it appears that you do - go to the Federal Trade Commission website, and click on the upper line tab File a Complaint. Don't hesitate, nor let anyone intimidate you from doing so. Read on... I'll leave the gory...

I'm sure that Harvey Houtkin and others innocently involved appreciate some clown (note the alias) dredging up this story under the utterly tasteless and patronizingly ludicrous guise of a public service announcement. I've requested that this thread be closed.