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It is 'created' every time you or someone like you borrows money from a bank Because the bank can then make a new loan to someone else look up: 'fractional reserve'

no meaningful support until around 375 ::)

Growth in the money supply is dependent on debt. When you sign your name on the dotted line for that car loan, or home mortgage - the bank can go out and loan those same dollars again. *Poof...... growth in the money supply

If this is your first question, I would say you probably are not ready to write your first code

Why would anyone care what his answer was?

700 what? Dollars? Have you done the math?

www.folkalley.com all day every day

This is called 'the smart money getting out' ..... before the rush

I'm very happy with my cutco knife :)

The MB does not determine the drive letter - the OS does. In Windows Computer/Manage/Disk Management right click on the drive letters in the chart and you will see an option to change the drive letter

I will start one - and moderate it myself (to keep the whackos to a reasonable level) -- if 50 people here send me a note and say they will join

What did you build the machine to accomplish? Its a fair amount of computing power - but 1400 bucks is alot of money - unless you are gaming Did you build it as a gaming machine? I've built trading machines for 300-400 bucks - plenty of capacity

When you say 'simulated trading' - how specifically did you simulate? The ninja built in simulator? ninja backtest/optimize/walk forward? market replay? Each of these are different :)

Agreed - although I think you can overcome the speed problem with the 64 bit NT on Win 7 I built a 4 CPU box, loaded it up with memory and overclocked the processors Runs pretty quick - 2x, maybe 3x better than NT 6.5 on a 32 bit OS

I bill by the project - not the hour

You can backtest all you want - no limits that I know of - short of the computing capacity of your machine. Backtest and optimization both give skewed results in my experience

yw caveat emptor....

Try ninjatraders backtest and optimization engines They are free and easy to set up and use They won't help you prove out a real trading strategy, but they can show you the limitations of backtest engines :)

It's a good thing nothing of any value was taken!:D