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I think there was a 191t which was dvi and a 192n which was analog, and they became the 910t and 912n. Our office has 4 traders which have 2 computers, those computers have a dual graphics card dvi/analog, and the 912n is the analog monitor - I have liked it very much.

I predominantly day trade futures, and usually the euro using tick charts instead of minute charts, although I would think the same thing about this. While trading I have seen that it's very easy to start looking at the last couple of bars and trying to make them significant, where as across...

Just got email with dell monitor coupons - 33% to 40% off depending on the monitor, and there were also stackable cash back coupons. http://www.internet-sources.com/merchants/dellcomputer.htm

Thanks for the link. I remember being told a number of years ago when I started trading that I should read 'Man's Search For Meaning' by Viktor Frankl who was a survivor of the concentration camps and Auschwitz and Dachau - and I would never feel sorry for myself about losing trades.

Not sure if you have data and you want another program to replay it, or if you are looking for a charting program that will replay its data? If the later, both esignal and ensign have play back features, would love for tradestation to do this as well since that's what I use. I also know...

Link for coupons for that monitor, and I see 20 other coupons. http://www.internet-sources.com/merchants/dellcomputer.htm

I am comparing all these computer prices to what I remember my father paying for a desk calculator to replace an adding machine with a tape. I think this was like 1970, and he bought a cannon calculator for around $800 - he chose the specific model because it had two separate memories.

Dell put out some new coupons for monitors today and stackable cash discounts - I don't remember seeing the 2005fp cheaper than this. I wanted to try a 2005fp monitor and bought it for $434.34; checkout allowed me to use the $60 coupon instead of the $30 coupon even though the price was...

New Dell Coupons http://www.internet-sources.com/merchants/dellcomputer.htm

I have always thought that paper trading done in a certain way is extremely useful and necessary, I also understand that there are varying viewpoints where many think that paper trading is a waste of time because there is no emotion to it, and thus the best way to learn is to trade very small...

If my plans were to become a futures trader, and I was not planning to spend much time paper trading first, I think I would start with a 100-200 shares of an ETF like the nq which has a relatively small share value and could be traded at that size for relatively small risk - my primary objective...

Lot of new dell coupons today, and they raised discount on the 2005fp to 33%, with the $30 stackable raised to $38. http://www.internet-sources.com/merchants/dellcomputer.htm

I have been thinking of getting an aeron chair, what do these typically cost you guys? Are these prices from office designs any good? thanks <a href="http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-1662790-10365239" target="_blank" onmouseover="window.status='http://www.officedesigns.com';return true;"...

I got an email with dell coupons including 2005fp 30% off and 1905fp 25% off, there are also stackable dollar discount coupons. http://www.internet-sources.com/merchants/dellcomputer.htm

There are 10 new dell coupons this morning http://www.internet-sources.com/merchants/dellcomputer.htm

I got this yesterday about an on going sale for some books up to 95% off. http://www.invest-store.com/thetradersresource/currentspecial.html

You are sure right about that NYSEpro, seemed like dell sent out new coupons every Thursday, but lately it's 2-3 times a week.

I read this as the question was comparing the amount of loss you could have in a long call compared to a long underlying if the underlying went down, and how your loss on a call buy is limited to the purchase price of the call instead of the long underlying having a potential risk to 0.

You have a lot of studying to do, have fun :) What you mentioned may be correct, but that's not the question or issue. If you buy an underlying for upside appreciation and it goes down, you lose 1:1 and can lose all the way to 0 if you hold it. However, if you buy a call for upside...

Ecow, this isn't a link for books, but if you are concerned about over all price you might want to look here. I had received this on an email a month or so ago and thought it was real interesting, it was for a service that had over 500 trading dvds for rent like netflix, but they were charging...