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World's largest LCD TV Models stand next to Sharp's 108-inch screen, giving it scale.

that is, if you are assuming goog will be standing still, like yhoo and many has beens.

I wish ET would make the image attachments (jpg/gif/png, etc.) appear online automatically. Saves a lot of trouble in printing.

the second game is like trading... juggling multiple signals and responsibilities at the same time.

hot babes dig men with blackberry. it's true. go to any downtown bar and observe.

throughout the ages, many people have made messages like yours. oh, you have forgotten to add a nuclear bunker to your list.

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??? can you explain your statement?

why do you think Dell has so many returns for refurb? while HP has none?

money alone won't get you there, (although it helps). Trading is NOT a Red light/Green light type of activity; it is more a philosophy, with a bit of arts and a bit of science. There are MANY ways to trade, and not all the styles and methods can be adapted by everybody. before you...

Brackettrader is good. It is a bit more intuitive than IB's Booktrader. You can download a free working demo to compare. also take a look at Ninjatrader. It costs a bit more, but the brackets on the graphical chart is very visual and might help you to position your target/stop on...

forget about trading, it is a losing proposition for the majority of people. go open an account with Interactive Brokers. (You can find their banner ad here in ET). Deposit your money in the account, they pay the absolute best interest. Better than putting your money in a bank.

that's it? he has finished speaking?

just go get Quotetracker. It is free.

yes, you chose one symbol, but the software has to make MANY requests to IB to fetch the data for you. I am not defending IB, but the time it takes to fetch the data depends on many factors: e.g. -- the resolution you are requesting -- tick? minute? day? -- how much back fill? an hour's...

you are doing it again? do you see your trading follows a pattern?

anything we don't understand is irrational to us.

quote from IB "We allow 60 backfill requests within a 5 minute period. In the past, once you exceeded that limit we queued up additional request but delayed data to maintain a ratio of 60 per 5 minute period. Keeping the additional request in a queue and delayed, caused stress on our system...

if you understand how IB's quote system works, and learn to operate under its functions, you will have no problem. this holds true for eSignal, or any other datafeed as well. eSignal is not without its shortcomings. e.g. IB aggregates its quotes while eSignal does not. In a fast market...

the truth is, I moved the market.