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Yeppers. If you are trading during "normal" trading hours (ie 9:30AM to 4:00PM ET) then spreads should just about always be one tick on ES and NQ.

Assemblers like Dell don't go around adding fans to video cards. Esecially assemblers like Dell and Gateway who cater to price conscious buyers. Just a quick lesson for folks who are kinda new to the whole multi-tiered video card thing, nVidia makes video-card chipsets, and various...

Fuq that small form factor bs. Sheesh. I encourage traders to build boxes in full size towers, not them washed down things that are easy to carry to LAN parties. It's much easier to work inside a big box, than some freaken palm-pilot thing. Go full ATX. There is plenty of competition there.

Midpoint of the day: (high-low)*.5 + low I'm not sure what you mean by 75% range, so I cannot give you a forumla for it. Percentage between high and close would be either: (high-close)/close (percent difference compared to close) or (high-close)/high (percent difference compared to...

Still working fine over here. Running an optimization as I write this.

Steve, fire up task manager and get the name of the process that is eating all those cycles. I'm sure that will be useful to the folks trying to figure this out. Meanwhile, I'm going to bed :D.

I'm running 7.1. Works fine.

It works over here.

Man, I waded into options. And I'm sure all the option folks where like "MMMMM Fresh Meat." But my very first trade made like $400. I got my butt handed to me later though. And several times after that. They made that $400 back many,many times over. In the end however, I paid for part of...

I've been tossing this idea around in my head for some time, but have not reached a conclusion I like. Why do you like having a seperate office? I trade from about a 30 second walk from breakfast. If I want a beer, I go downstairs to the kitchen. My wife works, and we have no kids or pets...

I don't understand what difference it makes. :confused: As I see it, there are basically three categories: 1. He's a good to awesome trader. 2. He's a break-even kinda guy, and only posts his wining trades. 3. He's a complete loser, and tries to make up for it by posting...

Heh, I almost fell for that myth. I read that stat and thought to myself "Well sh!t, there's an obvious strategy." Upon further research, it didn't work as well as I thought.

I'm pretty sure Dell doesn't make video cards, and I don't think video cards slow down due to heat (although they may shut down or burn out). I do suspect they overclocked your video card, which theoretically kills your warranty on that video card (and mebbe on the entire system). There's no...

I've got the last four links here, I think I am missing one or two: http://www.tradingfrommainstreet.com/img/seminar/seminaruptrend2.gif http://www.tradingfrommainstreet.com/img/seminar/seminardowntrend2.gif http://www.tradingfrommainstreet.com/img/seminar/seminarsideways1.gif...

"Although today's known data delivery latency issues specifically affecting TradeStation have been resolved, BellSouth is experiencing some backbone issues that may result in general Internet latency for some individuals."

Don't forget that 20 years of ES intraday data that they already have and will get any day now. . . :D

You can do an aysnch call to a routine (plysound I think) in WinMM, so that might help on the skips. I'll give that a try. . . EDIT: sndPlaySound is the name. It's in WinMM only in XP: Private Declare Function sndPlaySound Lib "winmm.dll" Alias "sndPlaySoundA" (ByVal lpszSoundName As...

Currentbid and currentask are the answers :D.

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How do you get bid and ask from TS?