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your computer's manual will tell you whether you have agp or pci-e slots. i just bought a new computer, and had to buy a new dual card because my old one was agp. old one was a nvidia, new one is (i believe) a visteon. never had problems with either. a few years ago, i know that...

yup, i know it's got to be canada or overseas (which is why 'reliability of firm' was listed as number 1). do you have any specific names of firms? again, i can take pm if wanted...thanks.

on ind3x (whatever the site name was) is no longer there - the site was given up, and is now a placeholder. however, i found the interview (by mark crisp, 1974) here: http://www.bharatbhasha.com/home_business.php/35840 it's listed elsewhere on the web as "only interview, 1975". but it...

does anyone know the name of a firm which allows shorting of pink sheet stocks? important concerns are (in order): -> reliability of firm and having a history. -> execution speed and (if not on the internet) ability to route to the MMs who honor their pink sheet quotes. -> price -> on the...

90 miles north of nyc, near poughkeepsie. poughkeepsie has a decent chunk of oaxacan or pueblo (likely illegal) immigrants. nice part - they're residing in the area that formerly had lots of drug dealers. so they're cleaning up the neighborhood, quite literally. i'm no fan of illegals, but...

read wyckoff's books from 85 years ago. techniques of tape trading (graifer/schumacher) is an excellent read, released a couple years ago.

i had kazaa lite from way back when, and if it's not on my hard drive, i have it on a backed up disc somewhere. i know i'm not the only one... the riaa and mpaa have much more in common with the mafia than with legitimate business.

not at all - ted was one of the few who WOULD challenge the people who he had to interview. i've heard that certain analysts refused to go on with him / certain ppl (then) on squawk box because they'd actually get called out on their bad picks.

well, i'm glad to see i wasn't the only one who used island because of the viewer. does TRAC have one? any comments on it?

and here's the content. (no, i'm not including the person who sent it/etc.) <b>Thank you for the email. We appreciate your comments but we have made a decision to apply a fee for the service. Below are instructions if you want to subscribe to the service. </B> (rest snipped) yeah...

ecns (well, island and arca) won't be free for much longer. also, freerealtime.com is still going along. not for active traders ,of course. i haven't checked out the original poster's site yet; will check later today... (i use realtick and the data at my 2 brokers).

well, i blipped a note, and i'll post (about it) if i hear anything...

i saw something recently on arca's site which indicated their bookviewer was going away soon. then today, i saw this on island's site: <b>"The INET BookViewer® Notice to BookViewer customers: Pending SEC approval, beginning September 1, 2006, INET BookViewer and related order data will...

i was killing RT for a while here on ET, and even looking for other providers. this is their first major problem i've experienced in a while.

i mentioned this exact idea to a lawyer friend of mine two weeks ago, and he agreed with me (and you, and others) that it would be the likely outcome, if this ever come to fruition. i also said that, if the ISPs had to 'ban' party poker, we'd see something like this: an offshore company is...

herb greenberg? no, not at all. the only time shorters are ever really given 'guru' status in equities is near the end of a bear market. and greenberg's never traded, or managed money, so he couldn't attain that level. cramer's train has a ways to go.

i have cnbc on but often don't listen to what they're saying. i have it on for a couple reasons: 1) on some major announcements, they'll be first or close to it. if i see the markets move, that will be a "oh, that's why" moment. 2) i fade when someone comes on and touts a random stock...

i've changed brokers only when problems at the first broker became so bad that i couldn't deal with it anymore. the first one was etrade (yeah, i know) around 1998, i think. i couldn't take site freeze-ups and what i found out was selling their order flow. the second was ab watley...

always, always, always. but my stop loss depends on different things for different stocks. it could be a straight price point; it could be an intraday moving avg being broken...could be a time frame (ie. has to move in the next hour or i'm out), could be a level 2 participant (if X gets...

yes, i swear / curse at screen. i do more of it on a technical problem (ie. cable modem dying, etc.) i do it when it's my fault, and i know it. but i get over it soon after.