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Sounds like he goes horizontal, not sure if he does it alone or with his GF

LOL, I do remember reading somewhere in the blog that he actually gets flat for economic news releases so its isnt literally true that he is in the market the whole day

http://marketmonk.blogs.com/pmtc/ Wow, turned $5000 into $8 million in 23 days!?! http://marketmonk.blogs.com/pmtc/2005/04/day_22_trading_.html That's a little hard for me to swallow but its a good read anyway.

You are the 3rd person to suggest this in this thread and I never understood why he resisted this easy solution - I also pointed out that writing to a damaged drive (such as doing an OS reinstall) is not a good idea if you care about the missing files. I don't want to be harsh but I don't...

Why would institutions wait until someone comes forth with a system before they attempt to combine their existing systems & adjust rules to produce the best possible system? It sounds like the person who brings forth the system to beat doesn't add any value to the process other than motivating...

Hmmm, even with that knowledge I'm still having trouble parsing this "can i look at the old m/c drive contents by creating a network rather than ripping my new m/c open and installing fubar drives? " If you are asking if you can read the failed/failing drive in an external drive enclosure...

Sorry but I really dont understand. What is "m/c"?

Ugh, that may not be a good sign. Not sure what you mean by the old m/c but I would not try to do anything with that hard drive except read from it if you are really concerned about the data. Depending on what's wrong with it its possible that trying to reinstall XP on it may permanently...

If you can get to a C prompt and you only want to save a few small files you may just want to copy them to floppy disk from the C: prompt (assuming the system in question has a floppy drive)

If you care about the data on the drive the safest thing this is to install a fresh copy of XP on a new (different) hard drive and then attach the failed hard drive as secondary/non-bootable drive on that system (alternately if you have a second PC you can just mvoe the failed drive to that PC...

Is this available now? I thought it was coming soon but not quite here yet (if you are talking about their e-savings account)

http://www.emigrantdirect.com/ 3.25%, just like ING (FDIC savings) but their name sucks and their rate is 1/4 pt higher (right now)

Obsess much?

Just to clarify, are you migrating from a different version of Outlook (or Outlook express) or are you migrating from an Outlook 2003 installation? Also are you running XP on the new machine? If this is a same-version of Outlook migration and you are running XP you might want to check...

PC Magazine's review of AV softwre: http://www.pcmag.com/category2/0,1738,4796,00.asp I have used both Norton and McAfee personally and professionally. Samson77, which one are you using now?

Then it is either the case that the system had objective components or the traders simply ignored the rules that they were given. My point remains that trading and athletics are not analogous. You can be taught to trade well, there is no amount of training that would allow most of us to...

A pattern does not a system make.

Athletics and trading are not that similar. If BB uses a non-discretionary mechanical system then there is no reason why such a system cannot be taught and replicated by other Bright traders (which is the point stock777 was trying to make I believe). Tiger, on the other hand, could try to...

Windows is not that inheritely insecure its just that so many people who don't understand basic security concepts happen to be Windows users and its the biggest target for malware authors (because its a big ripe target). Like you said, just do the basics: hardware firewall, anti-virus...

Yea good point - that is possible and actually likely.