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...and it attracts foreign investment.

Dent has to say that...his book says the baby boomers won't stop investing until 2006-7. If he admits he was wrong he wouldn't sell anymore books, but at least he wouldn't look like an idiot on tv.

I was having problems like you described when I had Last/Bid/Ask for emini's in seperate t&s windows. I closed the bid/ask windows and since haven't had any problems. The emini data can really f* up Qcharts I think.

If the HD is >2 years old it could be dying. Mine started making all sorts of noises, then the occasional blue screen before it died. There's some great deals on big HD's on techbargains.com. Example: 120GB 8MB Maxtor for $121 or an 80GB 8MB for $69.

Not sure if these are decent, but Office Depot has this deal on SVA VR-17S 17" LCD. Go to http://www.techbargains.com and scroll down a bit in Mar 9th deals.

Ditto. This is one of the last true inefficiencies in the stock market and they are going to take it away. I really can't argue with them because efficiency is good for the public, bad for us. The market is set up for investors & funds, not traders.

I've lived in East Bay nearly all my life. During college, living in Sacramento, Daly City, and San Francisco (Richmond & Financial Dist.) I have determined that the Tri-Valley area is the best place in Nor Cal by far. Mild winters, great summers, mountains etc.

I just bought a new Dell last week. I found a 4550 Dimension with 2.4ghz, 640mb ram, 30 gig hd for $630. My only problem was that it came loaded with XP Home. I have Win2000 pro disks so I will overwrite if needed. So, I called customer service to see if I could get 2000 pro pre-loaded on...

So YOU'RE the guy still trading Nasdaq :D Seriously, there are more opportunities in other markets.

I use this: http://www.apc.com/products/family/index.cfm?id=28 Your internet should remain unaffected in a power outage/surge. $80

I don't use any directional/trend follow systems right now...I can see how many would make money today.

Agreed, this has been my toughest week of 2003.

Yeah, but I agree with you that many here won't be around in 2-3 years.

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Granted this market sucks, but there are enough opportunities to pay the bills. And this will always beat going to some office to deal with an asshole boss or idiot co-workers all day.

As a side note, I do believe Bright is a good quality company. The software was really my only complaint, but I hear they may be making changes to that this year anyways.

If you live in East Bay (Oakland, Berkeley...) you will get much better weather. Even the difference between Sunset/Richmond Districts is often -10 degrees cooler than Embarcadero area so choose wisely.

I called IQFeed yesterday. The rep said it is not possible to filter out regional exchanges in their DDE feed. Can you confirm this? Example: If ISLD is the best bid in AOL I don't want to see that price. I only want to see the best NYSE price.

IB has a small symbol limit. I need 500 symbol ability. Any other suggestions? I'm testing eSignal but their feed does not appear to be accurate. Their bid/ask data is often different in the DDE than the program itself.

Yes the openbook leads quite often. There's a strategy in them hills.