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Even Quadriga refers to them as closed funds. Point is that they issue new funds and market them with the perfomance of closed funds. BTW, Quadriga AG has -1,17% performance in March, same for Ansparplan (-1.16%) and Cayman (-2,43%). Don't worry, they are already closed for new investors...

Did I say "shut down" or "closed"? Don't you feel that you are a bit too aggressive here in this thread? I wonder what your real relationship with Quadriga is. If you are really just an investor you could give a sh* what others are posting here. Looks like its shomehow important for you that...

They closed the Quadriga AG fund on March 1st. Successor is Superfund A. They closed Superfund Cayman last year. Successor is Superfund C. They closed Quadriga Ansparplan last year.

You can do this with SCSI drives easily. However there is at least one good reason for not doing this with IDE drives. I just can't remember what it was :confused:

Doug Heffernan is your cousin? So you must be Danny then... :p

Well said.

Will not happen...

You don't need an internet connection since you can send SMS directly via a GSM modem. However you are correct regarding a second PC monitoring the first one.

How about http://www.bb4.com/ ? The basic version is free and for the professional version they offer a free 30-day trial. I never had the time to test it though. Maybe someone can post a review? :)

At least 50% of this article is BS. I already read it after my first Rich Dad book. Now I read three more of Kiyosaki's books last year and I can honestly recommend all of them. There are a lot of good ideas in them. It doesn't matter that he glamorized his past or present and that he made up...

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I started with this one: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0471444936/qid=1074629024//ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i0_xgl14/102-0820638-3060143?v=glance&s=books&n=507846 My second book...

Here are some free IDEs. I haven't used them so I don't know if they are suitable for beginners. Since they are free you can test them easily though. http://www.eclipse.org/ is a very popular IDE for several programming languages (former IBM product). http://www.netbeans.org/ is open...

I don't know if you saw this side by side comparison: http://www.brother.com/usa/fax/pdf/lmfc_2003.pdf Also from this page you have links to all the MFC models and from there you can click on "Specifications" in the upper left corner to see which functions are supported under which OS...

Nice discount. Please don't forget to post your field report :)

Exactly. I wouldn't use the demo account to test a trading strategy. However its fine for testing the order syntax, how your SW reacts when orders are filled, error messages are received, etc. during development. If you have done this part then you can test a trading strategy by using your real...

They offer a demo account and you can use it through the API.

Although their software is optimized for daytraders, you can also use it for this trading style. Of course, there are brokers with more user-friendly interfaces, but the low fees...

I think the 8420 doesn't print duplex. However all of the three have something they call BR-Script 3 (PostScript®3 Language Emulation). Regarding the work horse... It probably depends on your usage. I am seriously considering the 8820DN for my home-office. I don't know any other...

How about the new devices from Brother? http://www.brother.com/usa/fax/lmfc_list_cntr.html With Duplex: http://www.brother.com/usa/fax/info/mfc8820d/mfc8820d_ove.html Now thats my new favorite with Duplex and Ethernet: http://www.brother.com/usa/fax/info/mfc8820dn/mfc8820dn_ove.html