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I imagine I have bought 30 computers in the last 7 years....I have never had a warranty issue...I have software issues....like system freezing that fixes itself with a restart, an occasional virus....and alot of spyware....last I checked....none of these were covered under warranties...

Sorry...didn't mean to offend you, are you the little old lady...frat boy, or weekend warrior, wannabe trader? I realize that reading is not your strong point, I said I have many...count them...many dells....and have challenges with all of them except my Laptop!

Warranties are just overpriced put options...havn't you figured that out yet?

Shopping for computers is very similar to trading and investing, you need to be informed...take the time to know what you are really buying and you'll save yourself headaches down the road.

From what I understand, dell has most of their stuff custom made for them. They are generally underpowered, they go the cheap route on the MOBO, the memory is cheap, video cards, etc. My local guy uses nothing but the best components, trying to eliminate bottle necks wherever possible...

It's a five bagger from here if the company survives. If it goes to pinksheets, likely a BK...the equity holders wiped out, and those holding the debt will profit from the restructuring plan.

American Markets aren't buying it....mini's up just over 2 points....looks like plenty of time to get in now. This is a sell rally market, until it isn't....and you'll know when that is.

With all due respect...doesn't seem like IB has the liquidity either. Nothing worse then watching a winning trade turn into an ugly loser.

This is going to be about as big an issue as Y2K was.....that's my guess. Lots of hype....and no big deal.

For West Coast Traders, Just change your time zone on your computer to Arizona, and I think that will fix the problem. AZ doesn't go through the changes, it will move your clock forward an hour, and tomorrow, all should be well.

You can't be on both sides of the market at the same time. Computers can't auto enter orders without intervention by a trader.....and a few other ridiculous things.

That's an excellent point, I wish I had the knews leading up to those events as well. Would certainly help to put together a timeline, and a sentiment analysis.

I do see a significant difference between these companies and those companies in 2003 which managed to turn around their businesses.....that difference was a FED that was going out of its way to keep the economy moving forward. This time might be different in that the FED is doing what it takes...

It always gets worse before it gets better, no reason to buy shares tomorrow. Let the stocks drop like a knife, and pick some up only when it's stuck in wood and not going anywhere. I applaud your nerves of steal in the face of certain loss, traderrich!

When you put on a trade....set a .50 stop....In my own trading, everytime I ignore this, it costs me thousands...and when I do it, I stop out of a few trades early, and it's a head ache. I've come to realize that I can make back a .50 loser fairly easily, and even take several .50 losers and...

Compare apples to apples here....your industry survey doesn't compare the local guy that builds a great machine vs dell. You want quality, go with a local guy...you want price...and you get what you pay for, go with cheap crap from Dell. Dell is cheap crap....and I should know........i have a...

Ok...I submit your full of it! My problem rate with dells is near 50%, and my machines are never shut down, maybe my dells are unionized...and need their coffe and doughnut break at least once a day, and usually more then that. On the other hand, my custom machines are scabs....no...

I have bought at least a dozen dells, and 6 custom made machines, made locally, with high quality parts, and never have a problem running my systems on my custom machines...but the dells freeze. Dells are crap, they can't handle the load, and are made for frat boys and little old...

First off, let's be realistic here, take the amount of capital you have and run the numbers. The best of the best, do 40% a year, IMO that's the most optimistic scenario you can hope for in the near term, and 15 to 20% is more realistic. So if you assume a realistic ROR, then 20% of your...

Let me assure you that all PC's are not created equal. I have several dell's, and they are my least favorite. They freeze up, under load, they are underpowered, and unstable. I like their prices, but hate their reliability. Not for serious traders. My suggestion....don't skimp on your...