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OMG LOLz, dude seriously. i'm 18, you're 18, we're in the same boat. and now you're criticizing me for asking a semi-serious question? i didn't know whether there was some action regarding the spike in crude today, so i thought i'd ask. i do recall reading a few poosts by you expressing despair...

are you making this up? if not, i'd like to read about it.. what are your sources?

what causes this?

yeah, no offense, but i had a good feeling it was today, so i ignored your advice. i just exited my trade.

haha how the hell are you supposed to trade with 10 cars at ask and 10000 on bid?!?

by one day prior to monday do you mean friday?

so i found on nymex's website the expiration data for QM contracts: Trading terminates at the close of business on the fourth business day prior to the 25th calendar day of the month preceding the contract month. If the 25th calendar day of the month is a non-business day, trading shall cease on...

don't put all your eggs in one basket

today was my first day trading for about a month, made .5 on 2 es trades, but it just went to remind me how hard trading really is. i'd go back to sim for a while.. a long while.

i live in steamboat and there is no better place around.

today i saw something like 174 print on the ER2 t&s.. there were many big prints today now that i think about it...

no, it was actually the first time it has happened.

so no order will be filled until 2:30?

and how often does the cme/nymex do an early open?

what is the difference between the 2:30 open and the 2:00 pre-opening?

why do you only let your system trade once per day?

look to nliteos.com. it's a program that removes unnecessary junk from windows xp, so you can shrink the size to around 300mb. 200mb is even possible if you really know your stuff. and to answer your question, i'd say 5gb would be enough to suit your needs. you'd have to disable hibernation...

take a simple look at the dates. 1-28.08

good point. the fact that c# doesn't run on unix will always be a huge impediment to many.

No one would hire you to design a bridge if you have experience in mechanical engineering. As an engineer in school, i'd like to point out that'd be a civil engineer. But as to the subject on hand, I'd recommend going with c#, because it's easier to learn, and soon enough it'll take the place...