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How does one log in, if the electronic card doesn't work? Call IB? The description of a 2nd account seems to be identical. All you get is a 2nd user name & pass code. More to keep track of. Evidently, you can transfer funds with that 2nd account. What's the advantage? marc :eek:

thanks for the warning I may still try them out, being USA friendly, if there is such a thing marc :D

I would like to do this - create a 2nd user. A second account, for a traveling laptop, sounds like a good idea. Where is this option, or what deptartment do I contact? thanks marc :cool:

I found out that Coinbase has Apps, or applications, that can put in Limit Orders, for you. This may make Coinbase a viable site, for me. You have to be careful what applications you install, of course marc :)

I still use my old security card, from some years back [non-electronic]. Is there a [good] reason to upgrade to the newer one? Are there any disadvantages with the newer card? thanks marc :confused:

the more I think about it, without Limit Orders, any site is worthless - for me anyway looking at BTC-e [it has Limit Orders for buying & selling] marc :cool:

thanks, I don't care for no Limit Orders, or current/live prices, but other than that, it looks like a good site, for the USA marc :cool:

I like buying the paper once a week, at the most... marc :cool:

I like the Bitstamp website, because they have Limit Orders but it doesn't look easy to make a deposit, from the USA is there a site, just as good [limit orders], that is more convenient, to deposit & withdraw from the US? marc :(

I made an "out of the ordinary" withdrawal, and I was forced to call them, and answer some security questions... marc :cool:

boy, many questions: Is there a "best" secure site for buying and selling Bitcoins? [current quote, or close, and getting close to the current price, in execution] I'm looking at Bitcoinwisdom.com - is this a live current price of a bitcoin? I looked at one buy/sell site, and the...

Interesting idea: historical data, for anything they put out actually I'm thinking of subscribing to some form of IBD marc :cool:

whoops, I didn't even see the 2.28% - only the 4.xx % not such an easy decision then marc

this is the sort of number I was looking for, assuming it's even close; if I'm paying more than 4%, from now to the end, it sounds like an easy decision for me - pay it off thanks marc

... My loan is a 15 year fixed rate @ 5% marc :)

I’m aware my rate doesn’t change. Here's another way I can explain, or see it: If one were to take out a loan Today, for $55,300, for 57 months, with a total monthly payments of 1075, what would his interest rate be? [I believe, this is my Current situation] Would it be 2.28%...

Doesn't the "effective" loan rate change, over the years? For example, if I pay off the loan with a few years left, when the interest payments are small, and getting smaller , haven't I effectively paid more for the loan? The last years of the loan are getting closer to 0% interest...

I'm trying to figure out what interest I'm paying for my mortgage, going forward from today. I'm trying to decide whether to pay it off early. [taxes doesn't play a part in this decision] current mortgage balance owed: $55,300 57 months [4 3/4 years] left on mortgage total monthly...

there were some problems running OptionsOracle on the Windows 7 platform, I think, including me... runs fine for me on my Windows Vista laptop though I don't believe it's been updated in quite a while :cool: marc

trying to liquidate my 2015 Calls, because of decay risk [after that, will have to decide when to liquidate 2016 Calls] With no decay fear, will keep stock a while longer. I've probably gotten most of my potential now, with FB at $61-62 area. I realize greed could get the best of me...