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Two issues I see that you didn't really describe: 1. You are in Korea trying to access US sites. I think therein lies your issue. You've got a lot of intermediate networks involved to get to your destination. Throw in 1% packet loss along the way and things get ugly very quick. 2. Your PC...

Not necessarily your ISP. I assume both computers are wired via Ethernet (not via WiFi). Could be one (or more) of several issues: Your PC/drivers (I've seen a laptop using WiFi improve its throughput and ping time tremendously by ensuring the internal WiFi device's power savings mode was...

Prepared traders have multiple brokers and therefore the ability to hedge against/mitigate these events. It's not a matter of if but when it will happen. Same with your computer. Do you have a fully functioning second system you can use? What about your Internet? Got something there too...

What sort of trader can't afford an air conditioner to keep room temps nominal? A trader that can't afford to trade.

The bigger question is: does this give you an edge?

Do it yourself with an appropriate analysis software/programming language and survivorship bias-free data.

ECC RAM

Better to program this sort of stuff yourself. Simple with Python.

Dollar volume probably somewhat better - the lower-priced ETFs weighting would be distorted.

50MB isn't massive. Just write a bit of code to filter it. Can't code? Outsource the coding. Would be a tiny project.

Hedge your currency exposure.

I'm questioning your methodology, not who produces the chart. What does DorseyWright do in this area? Can't find much about what they do other than they create some stuff that ETF managers license.

Beware of Garbge in-garbage out (and old programming term). You appear to be using the Stockcharts version of the indicator which includes ALL securities traded on NYSE including warrants, preferreds, debt and other weird constructs. When I last looked, this was about 20% of the listings on...

uptick rule?

Except we don't know if they don't disclose. Maybe they paid $1B or $10B. Doubtful but there should be some level of reporting obligations required.

Come back when you've blown yourself up a few more times. Then you can really play.

Not sure how a public company gets to buy/takeover a private company for an undisclosed amount. Reporting obligations getting worse!

Cash prices are just that - a sampling point from somewhere. Not necessarily indicative of anything outside of that sampling point. Interesting, yes. Tradeable - no. You probably won't even get details on the source or volume involved. Futures is where it really TRADES. PS - you are a...

OK, Jason Bourne.

So, you've only been successful in during a sustained uptrend in a bull market and think you know it all. Say hello to selection bias. My oven is on - got some humble pie cookin'