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This does not answer my question however as to why US citizens are not allowed to CFDs ??? According to your answer, I should be able to trade CFDs but your company does not allow me.............what is going on ???

I have a hal.dll file on the CD in the drive upon start-up but it is not working. Can anyone help shed light on this matter? Thanks!!

I was hoping you had a different response.....:p Sincere thanks!!! I'm going to spend all day tomorrow on this annoying issue :confused:

No unfortunately I dont have the original one. I was able to download some files on the Internet that helped with previous message but now I am getting this new one... I downloaded a hal.dll file on a CD but the PC is picking up on it when I put it into the CD drive...... I really am...

I am not getting that old error message anymore... Now I am getting an error message about missing a ha.dll file????? Am I making progress?? God this sucks!!!

Thanks! This should fix my problem, right? http://www.restoredisks.com/finddisk.asp They have my Sony Vaio model...

Now that I try to remember what preceded this nightmare I was trading then all of a sudden, I got a pop-up message from my Norton AT saying that no files to scan (or something like that) Anyway, I turn my PC off to restart And lo and behold, my PC is unofficially dead!!

Yikes! Bronks suggested that I ask you for advice regarding my pc problem. Would re-installing Windows XP resolve the issue? Thanks!!!

Thank you everyone for your aesome suggestions It does appear that I am not equipped to touch the PC and fool around with it Quick question, if I buy a PC with no O/S -- all I have to do is install my Windows XP, right? I have my original code from when I purchased my PC This is...

Thank you so much! The only problem is that I can not even get to the point where my PC is booted - so I can not even get to the start menu. I am downloading a Windows XP version right now My question is how do I re-install it? Can I load the windows xp from my old pc to a flash...

I tried each of the options (safe, networking, command prompt, normal, last known working) but the process just keeps looping: The error message is: stop: c0000218 {Registry File Failure} The registry cannot load the hive (file): \Systemroot\System32\Config\SAM or its log or alternate...

All of a sudden I keep getting an error about a physical dump of memory when I try to boot my PC I turn on my PC It goes thru the normal start-up process Then for a nano-second (with a blue screen) I get an error message about a physical dump of memory Then it goes thru the normal...

All of a sudden I keep getting an error about a physical dump of memory when I try to boot my PC I turn on my PC It goes thru the normal start-up process Then for a nano-second (with a blue screen) I get an error message about a physical dump of memory Then it goes thru the normal...

Being a former lobbyist himself, Scott should be the easiest to **persuade** http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/21/former-lobbyist-nominated_n_293690.html FXDC: sic him! Edit: also, Jill http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/18/cftc-regulator-gets-deriv_n_362660.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/dec/07/tobin-tax-climate-change-investment

What else would you expect? After all, she said that Curt Shilling is a Yankee fan! LMAO

Get your government hands off our leverage

Agree - on both points. Personally, I tend to use only 20% of leverage given but I like to have that reserve in usable margin. At this point (inferring from how easily the last de-leveraging took place without any of the FXDC schmucks raising hell) the real question is not whether the 10:1...

I thought that there was a stampede of US-based clients to the UK division of their FX brokers? Or was this all just bullshit hype? The UK divisions will no doubt also lower their leverage...the question is to what level????

I want to get into Muay Thai and BJJ training and was hoping that someone could suggest a good dojo in Queens. Also, if you could note monthly tuition, that would be great. Cheers