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Thanks guys, some things I hadn't thought of/factored in. I would actually be using a SSD with a single [platter] HDD possibly to be added later Also 3x 120mm fans. Looks like it would be better to spend the money overspeccing in terms of wattage and maybe also brand as a cost of $100...

Thinking of building a box with Core i7 950 and 3x NVS 440 @ 35 w each graphic cards , the rest is standard stuff eg DVD. What is the minimum Power supply wattage I need? Suggested power supplies are Seasonic 520W @ $100 or 'Great Wall' 600w @ $80 - Thailand prices. Any comments on the...

My thoughts on Rentech: Something does'nt add up. They have a fund you can't invest in that produces stellar returns and funds you can invest in that don't. Hmmmmmm Especially interesting as the fund you can't invest in (and thus not subject to audit?) compounding at 30% still seems able to...

Re X1 card not working in X1 slot. From the research I did I got the impression it was because most X1 slots run at max 10 watts whereas cards start at around 12 or 15.

Please can you tell me which indicators you are using and the settings. TIA

Just look at how few threads on ET talk about trading these days.

Great thread. I would endorse the first 96 pages of The Da Vinci method. Also, IMO ADD does exist as a separate entity from not being able to focus on boring stuff. Sometimes I am unable to structure a document for weeks and then the fog clears and I can do it in minutes, and then I can go...

Bob Thanks This may save some time if it will transfer settings from XP to W7 but unfortunately: "All your programs must be reinstalled on the new computer, because actual programs are not migrated by the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. Moreover, some programs have to be installed before...

Did anyone ever come out with a method or program that allows you to upgrade from XP 32 to Win 7 64 bit and keep all your installed programs and their settings as functional? Vague memories of some program that allowed you to do something like this (maybe with the use of another HDD) Was...

"There is absolutely no chance Spain will need outside help to manage its finances and the country has no plans to introduce extra fiscal measures", Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said on Friday. Translation: "Spain will need outside help to manage its finances and the country...

If I remember there was no post crash property crash in Japan because the banks colluded. In Thailand post '97 this was definitely the case. Just throwing out the possibility for discussion that this could happen in Europe maybe and perhaps even more likely in UK where you have a very small...

So now we know why it involves 10 interviews to join a hedge fund and only 3 or 4 to join the Sicilian Mafia.

As an asiide, you couldn't have a princioal broker listed on an exchange as the (albeit paper) P&L swings would be too much.

I think this whole thread should be moved to Barnes & Noble.

While the way to make money can be identified the actual implementation is etheral. There are very few warren Buffets. J. Paul getty gives one of the most concise explanations how to make money in stocks but judgement is required. I was alluding to all the literally thousands of newly formed...

I am not sure that Kim Eng offer access to all markets froim one account for retail/electronic, although they do have Thailand coverage. Boom takes your order on the web and then forwards it to a local broker to execute. Comm is high KGI HK covers all markets but as and when I last checked...

Does he have one running against the Fed?

I agree with all the above posters, no need to worry yourselves silly over something that can be fixed with a few computer bytes translating to a few more zeroes. the miracle of modern technology.

So much for those childrens stories where good always triumphs over evil. So much for this silly idea that money doesn't matter - seems they forgot that the people with the money can buy the politicians.

http://www.gmo.com/Asia-Pacific/MyHome/MySubscriptions 'Night of the Living Fed'. Jeremy Grantham, one of the few commentators worth reading