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Softlayer.com - I have a few servers here. Though these are unmanaged leased servers. Equinix - Any company that leases out of their data centers is great and they have a locations around the country. Also accept colos.

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Refer to my post in http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1971254#post1971254 You can use this algorithm to create a trend graph and then do your calculations.

'ECBOT:@YM SEP 08' "For YM underlying symbol, you would need to add spaces to fill in the SSSS section of the symbol since YM is just 2 characters: ECBOT:@YM SEP 08" You were missing a space I believe? Two spaces between YM and SEP

I've formed my own opinion on this, mainly from ongoing conversations with healthcare professionals. Parents don't want to strive to be parents any more. Have a problem with your kid? Drag him to the family practitioner, get an ADHD diagnosis, and shut him up with some pills. Have any other...

Prorealtime is definitely nice if you're just wanting to look at some charts.

EDIT: People are PMing me thinking I'm the developer. NOTICE THE QUOTES. Dug this up on Google. I'm not the developer, nor do I have anything to do with "GGO/GWFO". "The Grail currently markets 4 products. While these products are new to the market I will shortly explain the differences...

Do you need 8 hours of sleep? I used to think I needed 8 hours, but have reconditioned myself to 6, and have never felt better. Secondly, siestas never tend to rejuvenate me, but I suppose it's just something you'd have to condition yourself for. An acquaintance of mine trades several...

I've used Stockcharts.com while on the road. It's a nice free alternative for EOD analysis, but I'd never do any intra-day work on it. Browsing the site will be tedious, especially if you're going to be looking at tons of charts. Try out QuoteTracker if money is an issue.

I've come to like FSP and OCZ in addition to those.

Hi Eric, What I've done in the past for prototyping is utilize MatLab. You can do this through their COM server or their .NET Builder.

From what I remember, there isn't. You'll just have to live with stretching the GUI. Though, you could install another copy, and use it with a different data feed to have an additional instance of Sierra. http://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?file=MultipleServices.html

In some of my models I've used linear regression analysis to measure "trendiness". So for example, if you want to measure the trendiness of a day, you could calculate a linear regression for all closing prices of 5 minute bars of a day. According to the slope and error, you could then make up...

If you're worried about execution, because you're running some kind of high frequency low latency trading algorithm, go with C++. For everything else, just pick whatever suits you. I've been doing a lot of stuff in C#/F#.

Honestly, it depends all on you. I prefer the office approach, it aids me in drawing the line between business and everything else.

I can only confirm for an assortment of 2007 Raptors. I have installed Raptors from pre-2007 which do not make the noise. I asked a buddy of mine whose an engineer at Seagate, and he told me about the noisy FBDs.

I know exactly what you're talking about, it's rather irritating. From what I know a few SATA drives use cheaper fluid bearing motors that will make that idle irritating high pitched noise. I think most of the manufacturers have now upgraded and use more quiet and reliable FBDs.

That's some scary shit.

Well, what are your specific interests? There are plenty of very lucrative and intellectually challenging jobs in the financial IT sector. Or do you want to be a trader?