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Bowo you are confused. It is short for the day session, long overnight.

All processors are durable... they rarely die short of being zapped by lightening. Given the same Ghz, Intel is faster than AMD. The web page I posted gives the bottom-line comparison.

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html Intel Core i7-3820 and AMD FX-8150 are looking good right now.

It is even less evident on LCD's compared to CRT's, but a percentage of people (maybe 10-20%) can see the difference. I know I can tell instantly if an LCD is 60hz and it causes eyestrain. In general though, I am hypersensitive to sights and sounds, like my brain isn't properly integrating the...

Yes most LCD's are 60hz. They say refresh rate doesn't matter for LCD's, but I can tell the difference. I have a VX2268 (120hz LCD) and it looks worlds better to me than anything @60hz. Go to an electronics store where they have a lot of screens on display, and see what looks good to you.

You guys are awful.

Also www.tradingview.com is cool

It is a good deal for that volume.

I have 800 threads running in Java, maybe 400 working simultaneous. Utilizes all cores and works fine.

good old bearice ...... figuring things out so you don't have to

Moreover, it is communicable.... hmmmm http://www.foxnews.com/health/2011/10/04/can-catch-alzheimers-disease http://www.physorg.com/news192255677.html

Also remember this from a couple years ago http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/09/health/09alzh.html?ref=science How long will it take for them to figure out that it's BUGS IN THE BRAIN

There is RapidSP which comes with some nice historical data. I almost bought it just for the data.

Very nice .... RIP freestockcharts.

I like how your platform is built on Gamestudio. It was great fun back in 1996 making little games :) No idea it was still around.

http://www.turtletrader.com/hpd.html http://www.grainmarketresearch.com/eod_futures.cfm http://www.pinnacledata.com/clc.html

I had a problem where sometimes Flash in the web browser froze the whole machine. I read somewhere to roll back to NVidia driver 258.96 .... worked for me.

Also, you may be at a point where your code is complete and you feel like you've achieved something. By using it, you realize that some parts need to be rewritten. You may end up rewriting 50% of everything. But it won't last forever - and your code base will only improve.

Maybe now that you feel you have something, you gotta keep the dream alive and every new line of code had better be beautiful. Code your prototypes with reckless abandon - it is just that, a prototype. And sometimes mistakes lead to discoveries.

I used IQfeed years ago, and it was fast and reliable. The past few months I am trying Activetick and it seems good except in December I had some issues, sometimes no data would flow for a couple of symbols (out of 1000) for several hours. I contacted support and never heard back, but also the...