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I still have my 19" ADI CRT. Very nice back when I originally bought. But when I went to the LCD, the screen brightness was what stood out. Just amazing. Combined that with the weight and energy savings, there is really no reason to still buy CRTs.

Nice. I would have gone all widescreen but I had originally bought 2 of the 19s back in Feb before the prices were so good. Got the 3rd 19" for esthetic reasons. Microcenter is very good with rebates. They have a tracking website. Only caveat, they give only about 1-2 weeks for submission.

I've got 3 of these puppies. Rebate brings it down to about $190. Get the BM if you want the speakers. Acer 1914B/BM 19" LCD

Russell/S&P had a nice selloff after 3PM. Since the May 11th downturn, the 3PM end of day move has been pretty consistent.

S60 is a PCI Radeon 7000 card. Do I need to spell it out? Link has all the info.

Take it for what it is. A confirmation that the S60 works with a 9150 and x300se. Some people are gonna want to justify their overpriced card as being the gospel.

If the core duo performs as well as desktop version, I wouldn't hesitate to buy it for an instance. I have a Dell 9150 and the performance has been outstanding especially when running multiple IO intensive apps. Dell is pretty solid. They are so many deals on FatWallet. I would not buy...

Practically speaking, the core duo is better. 64bit gets you a bigger memory space but unless you think you'll need to be using greater than 4GB in the next 2 years, responsiveness from 2 processors is better for day to day activity.

SFO is okay but I've found ActiveTrader and Stocks/Commodities better for technical analysis. They have snippets of code in all the most popular TA tools. Futures Magazine is also pretty good.

I have a 9150 with a stock x300se. Added a PCI Radeon 7000. Everything worked perfectly AFTER I installed the latest Catalyst drivers from ATI site. PCI Radeon 7000 was $49.95 and it came with 2 outputs (DVI, VGA) in case I want to add another monitor. I got it from Microcenter. This...

Please read his post. He wants to hold till end of day doing intraday trading. There's enough gyration during the day session to require a significant stop size.

Typical positions sizing risks 2%. 20k @2% = $400. If you have a 2 pt stop for the ES, you can trade 4 contracts. ES tick is worth $12.50. With 4 contracts, you can be stopped out at 2pts = $400 loss. If you trade 2 contracts, you can extend the stop to 4 pts. Intraday trading, you...

Part of Traders Audio. Amazing how many of his calls are stopped out. The service is good for hearing what the floor traders are doing.

Thanks. I'm one step ahead. I have ATI and it has something called Hydravision. Downloading it now...

Some more useful links, List of useful virtual desktop utilities. Even tells if it supports secondary monitors. RealtimeSoft Multimonitor page Download.com's virtual desktop managers . Download.com

I saw goScreen on download.com. Will give it a try. It should be able to work well with QuoteTracker. Too bad QT doesn't handle sets of charts better.

Well, I found PowerToys has a virtual desktop tool. PowerToys Not sure if it's the best one available but it couldn't be too bad since it's from Microsoft.

I'm always running out of space. Up to 3 19" LCDs now but still could use more screen real estate. I've been researching virtual desktops for XP. Anyone got a favorite?

HANS held up pretty well during the recent downturn. Looks like the market is heading back up. I would think HANS will retest/surpass its highs if the markets retraces up.

Made some nice gains but decided to go flat at 11am EST. Volume looked like it dried up. Left 3 points on the table.