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3 set-ups were identified: 1) LLC 2) Managed individual accounts 3) Loan to LLC 1) I think LLC is really the most flawd route. It gives very little legal protection to either investors or the trader. LLC will probably have someone with a signing authority on the account... and it will...

Even with a hedge fund fee structure (2% of the assets + 20% of the absolute return), the O.P. gets $135k, which is arguably still not enough to run an office with 1 employee... > 2% of the assets is 30k > 20% above S&P 500, which returned 15% is 35% return on 1.5M or 525k, which accrues 20%...

My guess is they are talking of: 1) Qualifications required to perform particular jobs. It's bizzare but to write a High Frequency Trading platform with Direct Market Access you don't need any specific qualifications but to paint someone's house you need to be certified. So do you if you want...

That's the most efficient solution! Alternatively, you can use OLE date-time format where the date-time is a floating point number and increase by 1 means 24 hours (or exactly 1 day) later. The best part with OLE format is the dates and time in a CSV file can be read, understood and saved by...

Haha! This is a great example of creative use of the English language. Shortie, I am looking forward to reading more of your pearls.

Among those for whom the American Dream has come true there is also a disproportionately high percentage of people with ADD. However, running business is not for everyone. Most would prefer to have a well-paying professional job any time... and in the corporate world good education is a must.

I just tried following your link, found it didn't work, and posted what I believe is the correct version of your link.

Thanks for the link! Besides using only 2 or 4 cores the biggest restriction is (3) Patterns found after running different copies of the program cannot be merged in a common database That's a very good suggestion. Thanks! In particular, before following the link JackR posted I didn't...

It's just a stigma that if someone looses a job they probably were not as good as the people who stayed in employment. In fact, not hiring the unemployed is a great example of "herd behavior". If others refused to hire a person for the last 6 months, they probably found some serious...

Might depend on the pay range. If the pay after taxes, medical insurance etc barely beats the dole, this may explain the lack of enthusiasm. siafx, do you also have any statistics regarding whether "couch guys" had to take a suibstantial pay cut compared to their most recent job? However...

Your answer is much appreciated! I am considering upgrade to a 24-core system. So, if priceactionlab scaled near linearly with the number of cores, that would be a great upgrade. My current systen has only 2 cores. So, I am not in a position to judge the scalability from personal experience.

Open zdreg's original URL, then remove the last letter (which happens to be "s") from the URL... you'll get the link I posted. I doubt it's a pure coincidence.

I have to admit this is the first time I used "flaming" to "bump" the thread... and it worked wonderfully. Sadly, no one replied to my original question...

try this link http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/19/us-greece-ratings-idUSTRE76I5M220110719

They don't go straight into management though. These MBA's make good risk managers and office managers (the latter is glorified P.A.). Most top schools don't accept applicants without a couple fo years of real-job experience.

Everyone is entitled to voice opinion on the forums... however misjudged or unsubstantiated it is.

I guess priceactionlab is dead then.

Well, US default is more dangerous hazard to global financial system than Greek default. However, maintaining US debt cap at the cost of the default would be a great long-term move for most US tax-paying residents, not so good for banks. Given the recent bailout package for Greece I would...

That's in California. In Svalbard they just save a little boiler fuel. Also your comment explains why some people care beyond reason about power consumption of monitors. It transpires they all live in Southern United States and want to avoid intalling extra air conditioning.