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  1. Gary Lynn

    Help with multi monitor setup

    Thanks John for comprehensive first information, Will study this further, I
  2. Gary Lynn

    Help with multi monitor setup

  3. Gary Lynn

    Help with multi monitor setup

    John what motherboards do you like for multi-monitors ? I have been using Asus x58 sabertooth for over 4 years, I used to run 8 monitors but have only been able to use 4 monitors for last year and half. I really feel like it is MB, since both Quad NVS 450 work. Gary
  4. Gary Lynn

    Making a case for market top !

    Not sure what happened to my 1st post but here goes again. Making a case for market top we look at the Sp's, last Mondays island reversal pattern still holding into Friday.Island tops are typically blow-off patterns. Next week starts the 34th (fib) week of 2016, look back 34 (fib) weeks from...
  5. Gary Lynn

    Making a case for market top !

    ES Chart http://screencast.com/t/Nr2NioVa9Z
  6. Gary Lynn

    What a small range

    Typical accumulation consolidation pattern after large range day Friday http://screencast.com/t/Lp2EgjCKQFUY
  7. Gary Lynn

    Am I my own worst enemy?

    A Professional Trader ( test of time) has no emotion, he knows price levels and his market, he places tight pre-determined stops at every trade. If you have emotions step back and learn your market for a year or two until you are totally confident. Emotions negates confidence...
  8. Gary Lynn

    New Computer

    You would be wise to start with the motherboard, heart of your system, than choose from their recommended memory, website or MB manual. could also call there tech for 2nd option on memory. Just my opinion, In addition, Multi monitor video cards are always compatibility risks, just a heads up.
  9. Gary Lynn

    The Best Trading Proverbs

    The important thing is to know how to take all things quietly. Define every trade as real, because they are real in their consequences Every day is a new opportunity. Trading is pretty simple: You do some stuff. Most fails, some works. So you do more of what works. If it works well, others...
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