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Accurate information doesn't sell newspapers. Over-hyping non-events does.

From http://shop.lenovo.com/ISS_Static/merchandising/US/PDFs/W700_Datasheet.pdf (3rd result when searching for "W700", without quotes, on google):

It is generally true. However, DVI-I port combines DVI-D and VGA ports in one. These ports can be assumed to be connected to the same monitor but this assumption isn't necessary. So, if the graphics card handles it, these behave as 2 separate ports.

I understand the question is regarding using two external monitors. So, the laptop should have a VGA and a DVI port. There are reports that some laptops with a single DVI-I port allow connecting a VGA and a DVI monitos via a splitter and run them as 2 separate monitors.

it only concerns "naked" short-selling, i.e. sellers who are so desperate to short that they don't bother borrowing a stock and just take an overnight fine for non-delivery as carry cost.

Inflation targets are artificial anyway... as well as inflation measures are designed to ignore massive inflation factors like growing property prices. It is actually quite feasible that Sterling will hit parity with Euro as Euro declines 0.8 US dollars.

Kassz007, I have to agree with bearice here. I believe next-to-zero interest rates combined with high signle-digit inflation are sustainable for decades. Some buisinesses wil be hurt but others will flourish.

I would appreciate feedback regarding how snappy this solution is. Say, Remote Desktop from Microsoft tends to have very noticeable lag when scrolling with a mouse wheel.

Low interest rates + high inflation = happy homeowner. This is a perfect environment for taking out a mortgage.

Specterx, is there a reason that you prefer to trade from a laptop?

You are missing the important part - that trade in an orderly market place where the quotes are offered by other participants. If you place a markte order you get executed against the best price. Even if ECN do have a branch of businerss who trades FX in their own market place they follow the...

I guess "uncool" is the new cool

Here there is a difference between ECNs and bucket shops (or market makers as many of them prefer to be called). An ECN doesn't take positions; they just provide connectivity so that their clients (some of which are usually major banks) can trade between each other. In this sense each ECN is a...

It's nice if the devuice comes with all the thinkable adapters but I don't think the number of adapter included in the box should be taken into consideration when choosing a device. Adapters can be purchased separately and are very cheap.

Hi Vulcan Trader, what Web-sites are you looking at in the video? Is it currensee.com and marketocracy.com?

Impressive performance! Do you have anything like a daily target?

1) As a backup in case one of the brokers has technological problems 2) To hide the actual position from both brokers 3) There may be some commisssion/liquidity considerations... like one broker may offer pre-market size for stocks while the other broker is generally cheaper.

Great link!

for 2 reasons: 1) I assume foreign exchange position involves leverage. So, if you sell US dollar and buy Japanese yen you actually own just a small part of the yen balance; the rest actually belongs to the broker as you need to seel this yen to pay up the dollar you borrowed from the broker...

Unless you have some special arrangement with both brokers you'd have to unwind each position separately.