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Tradestation has pretty good historical futures data. TS for charting with IB for trade execution is a popular setup.

yes, they do. http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2077914,00.asp

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=83886 started from this post.

is this a sneaky way of advertising for the new software? ask about something, and presto someone has what you're looking for? seems kinda fishy to me...

use logmein.com to access home computer from work. run IB or whatever on home computer. you'll see what you see at home, but with a browser. if you're dead set on PDA trading, verizon's unlimited bandwidth is the fastest network. motorola Q worked pretty well on that network from my limited...

IB has decent PDA trading capability. I used it once, and it's decent enough for a PDA. but why would you want to?

Thanks guys. good points. I'm currently working off a single 19" LCD, so anything would be an upgrade. I've taken screenshots of what I would like to see, and imported the pictures into excel to rearrange. I'll have plenty to fit onto a 6 LCD config based on a 1024x768 resolution for each LCD...

what would you guys buy? six 20" LCD's ($350 each) + hex stand ($500) = $2600 or one 30" LCD ($1274) + two 24" ($719 each) = $2712

what would you guys buy? six 20" LCD's ($350 each) + hex stand ($500) = $2600 or one 30" LCD ($1274) + two 24" ($719 each) = $2712

so a dell 24 is around 336 sq in, and 20 = 167 sq inches. that makes it about 2x as big sq area wise. so looks like things will at least stay the same size, maybe a little bigger?

is my math wrong? on 1920x1080 resolution, you have 2.63 times as many pixels as 1068x768, and 1.58 times as many pixels as 1280x1024. going from 20" to 24 = 1.2 times, 20 to 30 = 1.5 times. so if you move from a 20" with 1280x1024 to a 24" with the 1920x1080, everything becomes smaller and you...

make your mac dual boot w/ windows if it's an intel chip

atdec's hex stand? can you curve the side panels in to look like this \_/ but not as steep? Thanks

my reasoning why I want a bigger/more expensive display is that I don't like to squint. I like my screen objects/font big, but I also want a decent amount of stuff on the screen. hence going bigger. also, my vision isn't that great, so I would like to reduce strain on the eye if possible.

anyone know why a 24" LCD is 2x the price of a 22" LCD? I'm leaning towards having a 30" with 2 smaller side LCD's like two 24".

on the big screen LCD, I've looked and if you really want to go big, the Sony Bravia 46" 1080p is stunning. bright colors, and you can use it for TV. the 1080p in theory gives you more resolution, so a computer output should look better and you can fit more info onto it. I use Tradestation...

any conflicts with TWS, Tradestation, or Quotetracker? will all three run like they did in XP or better?

Fantastic! Thank you so much.

I tried out the Apple 30" screen and found that the max resolution gives me eyestrain. can someone tell me how the Dell 30" looks when it's running at a lower resolution like 2000x1200? TIA

http://www.atdec.com/fs_hex.html atdec's hex stand seems the best value, but it doesn't curve and wrap the monitor around the user to better see the side LCD panels. other hex stands that curve don't seem to be able to hold the weight of 20" monitors. anyone know of a hex monitor stand that...