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If you are testing/sim trading, you should assume price needs to trade through your level by 1 tick. In live trading, you might get a fill if it does not trade through your price during normal conditions. Since this is a holiday week and volume is lighter, you might have a better shot at...

I 2nd the use multiple email addresses. I have a personal one and a 'catch all' one - - all signups, etc go to that one. Once you are on a list(s) and they know it's active, good luck. Other than your email provider having spam filters, you can use an email download program like Outlook then...

No prob, was easy once I knew everything I needed. :D

1) Very solid, been good (knock on wood). When it goes out, ET will light up w/ posts. 2) Not sure why no T&S. I know it's been asked before. 3) Live is different from sim. Sim has it's own feed to my knowledge. I think OEC's sim is solid, but I do think live is a different feed. If...

http://amzn.to/vhmEFL For $85 bucks, I'll buy one ready to go out of the box. Neat job on your end, not worth the time imo.

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Nice, post that blotter and let's see the $$$$$$$$$

Open ECry has a nice block function too. Found this on the site w/ a search: http://www.openecry.com/software/AllocationBlock_PPT.cfm http://www.openecry.com/education-center/faqs.cfm Collapse Can I enter block trades on the Open E Cry trading software? Yes. OEC Trader allows CTAs and...

If you want to avoid violent games, the Wii is built around that premise. Here's 1 popular title on the xbox in action: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/gTfmSf5I2uM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> And that's noting. Go here to really see...

I agree OSU should be in there! Ohio State University :D Maybe next year...

You want $50 margins in futures? Good luck.

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1) Depends what market you are talking about. ES is the most liquid, so most likely to see less slippage there b/c there are plenty of traders/volume. 2) I like Open ECry's demo as orders are more realistic. It's not perfect representation of trading live, but pretty good IMO...

Those are nice, esp b/c they are VESA ready. You can mount to a stand immediately, no adapter needed if I am reading the specs correctly. From experience, I can tell you that's a nice option if you plan to mount them - saves a step of finding a VESA mount. In this thread...

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Full service brokers are after people that turn over their money and look at their statements a couple times per year. And that's the majority of 'investors' out there. But a free round of golf never hurts.

2 threads on same subject? Long winded attny at work and making it more confusing then it needs to be. Sounds like PDT doing it's job. :D

There's many similarities between poker and trading; but there are many differences as well. One big one is that anyone can hop on Amazon, find a basic poker book and have a base to start off (hand rankings, betting patterns, etc). In learning to trade however, you can buy 100's of books and...

1) Go to mail delivery 3 days a week 2) All mailboxes must be at end of driveway (no more paying a walking mail carrier) 3) If you live in rural area, must go to a central location to pick up your mail at your convenience 4) Cut staff needed dramatically Start there & when people are used...

Neat article from recent futures magazine: http://www.futuresmag.com/Issues/2011/November-2011/Pages/Joe-LeBlanc.aspx