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He'd drive the psychiatrist crazy!

Yes, there is a Dell Japan. If you try and order from the U.S., they redirect you.

Too bad I'm in Japan or I'd buy 2!!

Wow. It lists for $1700 where I am. Your $650 would almost be the same as free!!

Most of the reviews (probably written by Dell!) I've read about XPS have been good. But, of course, not written by those who trade. Do you mean the 3000 Precision series or the 5000? The 3000 CPU is only i5 and can't upgrade. And 5000's CPU is Xeon, and 80% more expensive than XPS8900. These...

Yes, They are good. I do know though that they are living on borrowed time, but so am I for that matter!! Dell's 8900 series looks like a good replacement for Dimension.

I have 2 Dell Dimension 9150 desktops that I've being using for trading for 10 years. They still run like new!! I've been using a Fujitsu laptop every day for 8 years. Other than the fan being noisy it still runs fine. I do a disk clean up, disk defrag, check disk, and virus scans etc. every...

What are the biggest mistakes a trader should avoid in stock trading? 1. Never take a laxative just before the market opens. 2. Never take Viagra just before the market opens. 3. Never take Viagra and a laxative together. You won't know if you're coming or going.

You may want to study and learn more realistic methods of placing stops. Using moving averages will show negative results in 40 tests let alone 400,000.

Whether Abenomics will/won't fail, has,hasn't failed is not for me to say. But what you guys should keep in mind is that things take much longer to get done here than in western countries. So 3 years seems quite short given the scale of what he is attempting to do.

I traded JGB futures for 10 or so years when Kuroda's actions resulted in lower volume, narrower daily range, and sporadic price movement rather than that of an actively traded contract. Given these and other factors, brokers increased margin rates to as much as 5 times over SPAN.

Yeah, the traders who traded for the broker's account. True there were days now and then when you entered a trade and it exceeded the 3% commission. But as so many stocks were manipulated back then, if you could read the price movement, it was best to ride the short term runs.

You can say that again. Where I am(Japan) I had to put up $200,000 just to open a margin account to trade stocks, or the same to open an account to trade options. Now it's zero.

Do what I did and put out a contract on Kuroda!:D He destroyed JGB Futures, which was the greatest futures contract in the world.

Been at it for 40 years. Commission back then was around 3% round trip. So no day trading. A usual short term trade was 1 to 2 weeks. The basics of trading are the same now as they were then. The major difference is the speed of price movement. That results in so many more intraday trends...

Below is what I told you 7 months ago in one of your threads about TA. And, as you say, and as I thought, you have gotten nowhere. You're running around like a chicken with its head cut off. [You've started a large number of threads asking such questions. I and a few others have tried in vain...

I didn't use eSig to place orders, so I can't say if it's easy to use in that respect. If they would just review all of their features and functions and ask, "How can we reduce the number of steps the active trader must go through to use this function?", and ask the same question for anything...

I loved and used eSignal for about 10 years up until about 2 years ago. The reason I stopped was that while the new version 12 had many good and useful features and functions, the guy in charge of building 11(now 12) from scratch left the company, and the following features and functions were...

Why do traders still use indicators? Some people who do not have the time, desire, or ability to learn true TA find indicators easy to learn and use. Some people believe that TA ='s indicators, and that's all there is to it. Many people are lead to using indicators by the salesmanship of...

You may find when you reach his age the comfort of a coffee shop. And also that if he made good money in his younger days, it is now 'winning' that gives him pleasure. Getting old is the pits, and values change dramatically. So rather than wonder about his PnL, prepare yourself, because where he...