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More physical processors and less dies per processor are generally able to be more efficient for a number of reasons, but more expensive and wasteful of power, and typically are biased towards server implementations and opteron. The more-cores-approach – they can have more cache per core...

that's right, this is the Lap top LOL

he doesn't mention to the Video card slots so I think he use one monitor

yup, there's no need to remove them by using safely remove hardware, just unplug all these

LOL most men have the same thought when see a nude girl, so I think youre right

That's right but I just want a computer that satisfy my trading

haha, I think this is one of the best valuable idea for the new technique

This is one of the way to make your web loading more quickly

thanks Bolimomo, It is not stranger to you with the word "enormous" but for me LOL

which features I need to look for when you buy a computer for day trading? I want to look for a computer with an enormous amount of speed and power, run multiple programs at the same time and constantly scan the markets for trading setups.Besides, I can take the video card into...

It seems so good and how does it work?

agree, I use this too and think that this is the best

Sterling Trader Pro is a full-featured Level II direct access trading platform designed for professionals who work with the rapidly moving electronic markets. Includes advanced pinpoint accuracy for order routing and management and real-time profit/loss capabilities, making it particularly...

you have to change IP address to create new accounts.

there are so many soft ware with this keyword. don't know which is best for me :D

In this case both are better LOL

well, I will read some books of Van Tharp. Love to read so that i can start to do trading

if don't chase any thing in this list, our life is so boring

that's true, all this private information can make some trader not paying attention to what they are focusing.

The SVM system is actually working well for the IB contest. So I guess that's a yes on ML algorithms. You can always control overfitting by using regularization (to penalize "complex" models) or by using crossvalidation.