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material not seen elsewhere = shit you're sure to improve your trading techniques with this book = you will sure as anything never repeat this mistakes of following what is in this book (you only learn from your mistakes) this is an easy to read book = written for a first grader and about...

My neighbour had a wonderfull expression that he came back with from a stint in the Phillipines: Show me your friends and I know who you are. Very apt when judging "educational materials". Sherlock

Depends on how old your PC is, if it is older than three years then it may need a bit of a jolt to make sure that the disk is not stuck. The best way to do this is going to the top of your building and then just drop it. If that does not fix it then you better go out and buy a new one...

Yes I have such a nice broker. He often requots: when I out in a market order I get often filled 2 or more pips better than I would have expected. There is nothing to it: find a slow broker (bucket shop) and a fast broker and then just buy on the one and sell on the other. Just shove it...

No, I am ill and in & out of the hospital. Perhaps Nick Leeson? He has experience of Asia. :cool:

Although my experience with desktops is getting satle (have been using laptops last few years) I never had to change the settings. Someone more familair with this may be able to give a more detailed reply. Sherlock

This is a laptop and the primary HD is fixed :-)

Interesting picture, what software are you using & can you make your own indicators? Thanks Sherlock

Alan H Andrews The Foundation for Economic Stabilixation The original course found on the internet Quote from lesson 4: Fees Case study Rules ..... 4. when prices reverse before reaching the ML, leaving a space, they will move more in the opposite direction than when prices were...

Mouse: http://www.3m.com/us/office/myworkspace/mos_ergo.jhtml took a few days to get used to but after that I never want to go back to the "ordinary" mouse. Sherlock

One of my most favourite parts from the book! Sherlock :cool:

I like the whisperquiet fluid HD's - I hate noisy HD and fan's. IBM was one of the better ones (could not stand my neighbour's Dell and Gateway's) But be aware USB HD is much, much slower than HD in an bay (laptop or desktop) (I gave mine to my son that is how I got annoyed by how slow it was...)

in the url change the following numbers: &perpage=40000&pagenumber=1 perpage is number of posts and you want to start at page 1

and up goes the Euro! :cool:

Bestcrypt. No, I am not encrypting the swap, not too worried about that. The swap is on the second HD which goes out of the laptop and in the safe. (have an IBM A31 which has two bays, one has a second HD and the other the DVD/CD) Sherlock PS I have a couple of second bay HD's...

Indeed (on the book) - if Einstein had not supported the US then the world would have looked totally different today. Just a single individual who changed history. And yes, I have a friend who is a highly skilled computer specialist who moved from Australia to Ireland. Sherlock

Michael, For me it is not a problem because I do not scalp and trade happily without it. Just pointing out that this "patenting" is hurting the American economy. If M$ had a reasonable pricing policy then Linux would never had a foothold. If IBM had not some ridiculous pricing then...

Nothing new under the sun! Plain bullying Sherlock

I have an IBM A31 which has two bays that can hold an battery, CD/DVD, floppy, HD. Same as that originally the Tecra 500 had. So I have a second hard disk in one bay and in the other the DVD/CD player and boot from CD. Fastest way: can do a restore in < 10 minutes inclusive synchronising...

I still consider this patent invalid. In the "old" days Livermoore had to write the prices on the quote board in vertical columns and this is fundamentally no different. Just because it is on a computer does not make it unique, the process / interpretation is the same. But this is the US...