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Note to self: Be sure to narrow correct context, then conclude/surmise. :)

...logb(x) ...? Edit: I guess I should ask if your referring to skew or kurtosis. I believe logarithms help cure (normalize) the skewed distribution at only a minimum cost of precision.

225 posts in less than a month. Any dibs on how long he'll last. Point being Mr. MacroEvent, is imho, don't be so "big". best wishes, ktm'r

Self proclaimed "financial mechanics" engineer... if that counts. :)

I guess your not affected by American economic policies TGregg, otherwise you'd also want this post topic exposed and discussed with all it's intended expression! kt

Avalanche, TGregg You guys mind telling me how economic policy is considered chit chat.

F'd up.......:mad:

Hypo, Dissapointed you weren't mentioned in ET's top ten? :p

Yeah, exactly, damn it, IB get some direct connect software going. "F" the TWS!

I know this is common desire, but I'll say it again... It'd be nice if IB considered providing a seperate service for direct connects and eliminate the need to go through the TWS. I'm seriously considering to start looking at other means.

Yeah gummy, great site! Thanks. Do know any other math/science related sites that is similar to yours in flair? This type of teaching style needs to be more wwwidespread imo. Thanks again.

roflmao :p

See, we're providing the liquidity for the "traditional boys" and each other. I personally think one ought to consider learning about programming, maths, and "mechanics" if a a big bag of shells is wanted... not to mention less stress and more free time.

All due respect Anton, but isn't there any place else to peddle your way over-priced sw?

Three hundred smackers.. Huh. ???

Probs I have with Eric3 is the only help docs are api generated, which is kinda useless for a ui. The other thing is, I love my auto completion and call tips.. gotta have it for "natural naming" schema. Eric only has (for python) a user's contribution that seg faults when I compile it. Too bad...

here's the link. http://www.kdevelop.org/ Ha.. it averages over 15 dloads an hour. just on the main site itself.

I was taking a quick look at Kdeveloper last night. Looks pretty robust for C/C++,etc dev. CVS and other stuff all configurable, going through (360+) plugins. Lessens the bloat of what you don't need. The only caveat I think, is you need to be using a kde desk top manager. But hey, kde's...