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I have two dual-head cards in my PC. I also game on my trading PC since it's pretty buff. The two video cards cause a lot of instability and whereas I had no issues I can no longer play any game for longer than 15 minutes. For desktop applications I have no issues. I would say that if you...

EclipseTrader (http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipsetrader/) looks like your best bet. They need to implement better real-time charts and some more data feed plug-ins...but since it's open source you can do it yourself.

I dont think ProRealTime is open source.

Im an IT administrator at a dot-com. We provide business software that businesses use to keep track of payroll, sales, etc. They run everything through a website that we host. When that website becomes unavailable our phones light like a Christmas tree. The reason Im talking about all this...

For some reason you can't get NinjaTrader itself from the guy who made it. I've tried. I have no idea why you can't buy it.

When I first listened to a 9/11 conspiracy theorist I gave their arguments some good thought and went home and spent about 8 hours researching the whole issue. In a nutshell, there is a mountain, MOUNTAIN, of evidence that 9/11 occured the way it was reported and slivers of slivers of...

The YM doesn't trend? I've been watching it for a few months and it seems like it trends reasonably. What do you mean by the quoted part of your post? What markets would you recommend given what you said?

(Hey, its my first post ever) I've been looking into ProRealTime as well. However, I've been looking into it because I want to get off of Windows and onto Linux. I have been able to use it easily on both Windows and Linux. The nice part is your data is saved server side so it shows up on...