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Take a look at the TM again. (both screenshots). If you still can't tell, you don't know what you are looking for.

avast! is good.

You can take a look at my experiement. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1849141&highlight=optim*#post1849141

You have to observe: Does your computer slows down on other operations? or does it only performs slowly in backtesting? if your computer is slow even while surfing the web, then you might have a software/OS related problem. e.g. virus or adware. do an AV sweep is the next step.

Your Peak is slightly over your Physical. Memory size is not the major cause that slows down your machine. You definitely need more brute force.

You might need a 64bit OS. Check to see if TS supports XP 64 bit or VISTA 64 bit. Only 64 Bit OS can efficiently access memory beyond 4GB. (ie. Without swapping).

read the bottom line of the TM Window.

Buy the computer that meets your application. If backtesting is what you want to do... get the most powerful machine for it. Note the qualifier "FOR". "Powerful" doe not mean the most powerful hardware on the market. First thing to check is to see if your software is a power hog...

Either YOU or IB is a loser. There is no doubt about it.

Switch to options. You can trade on greeks alone.

Drinking after midnight equates to drunk? I hope you have better correlation in market analysis.

Do you look at the map, but not the road, when you drive? LOL

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pattern_day_trader

decision was much earlier than that... but the announcement is at TWO FUCKING FIFTEEN MOTHER FUCKER USE GOOGLE

Windows won't get confused. Each Broadband connection provided by the ISP is an unique IP address. You can either designate which IP address to use, or Window will find the first one that has signal. If you have a notebook computer, you can give this a try: connect to your broadband...

why USB?

You did not buy at the BID. The ASK came down to your price.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ROTFLMAO

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Good question. But you really should go to the exchange website and read up the contract specification. It states the settlement method and procedures. It also lays out the duties and responsibilities of each party under various scenario. This is basic stuff that you don't want to rely on...