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I cannot say anything more eloquent than what Paul Michaud stated in this dissertation: The probablility of an option finishing in the money

The post that you reference wasn't there earlier. Thanks for providing a firm date though. I feel much better. :D

Chuck T: Trying to use eSignal data feed with QT for Eminis. Suprised to find out that volume display was empty on the charts. Turns out that eSignal does not have TOTAL VOLUME intraday!! Why is something as simple as this missing from eSignal data feed...

Does anyone know a good quote source that has Options on Index Futures for both US and Europe? I would like both current and historical data if possible. The data should also include "the greeks". TIA

The error is: HTTP Error 500-12 Application Restarting Internet Information Services This url says that it may be do to Anti-virus software running on IIS: http://www.winnetmag.com/Web/Article/ArticleID/9739/9739.html Hosting provider is probably on vacation. :p

Your right it was Cambridge! Those old english names sound alike. :D

They advertise frequently on the local cable TV in South Florida, mainly on CNBC. They show a picture of an English castle and play some classical music in the background. By appearances alone, it looks like a very low budget production/operation.

I second the comments on the endless shilling. But I did look at their shop window. It is hard to take a broker serious that uses Flash on their front page. :p

Both Dell and Gateway have gone down hill in recent years. I wouldn't consider either and I used to love Dells. Try looking at IBM, HP, Toshiba. Consider Sony if the screen is very important to you and customer support is not. Choose IBM if the keyboard and build is most important.

I'll second this recommendation. OIC also puts on free seminars all over the country that are really great. Another good source IMHO is Larry McMillan: http://www.optionstrategist.com Best of luck to you!

Centrino does not refer specifically to processors themselves; but, rather the application of certain Intel components to create a mobile computer that "travels well". Read more here: http://www.intel.com/products/mobiletechnology/centrino/ As far as comparison of specific processors this...

Lojze- See my QuoTrek review, accidentally mis-titled "QuoTracker", in the Software forums. As my friend NihabaAshi mentioned it will probably fit your requirements. :cool:

Yes the + is spelled out on the front of the monitor in italics: 191TPlus FWIW: I'm very happy with mine. I have heard of quality issues with some of the ones coming from Mexico. Mine were made in Malaysia. I only have one dead sub-pixel and I can rarely find it or see it. :cool:

Your welcome. :) I am glad to hear you have addressed the Blackberry issue. I use Palm OS personally, but I know several traders that love their Blackberrys and won't consider switching. To clarify #2, does this mean that for a current eSignal customer you can do it as an add-on for...

Summary: Like a phoenix, this first release of QuoTrek holds great promise for the return of a product that continues to rely on radio waves. For a first release, the product is remarkably complete. Hopefully eSignal will quickly resolve the few bugs and issues raised in this review. I'm...

Compatibility: QuoTrek was stated to have a memory footprint of approximately 50kb which is small enough to fit into nearly any modern handheld device. It was stated that this software platform does not have support for EFS due to technical constraints which was blamed on the limited...

General: QuoTrek currently allows you to have two portfolios of fifteen symbols each. Displayed default columns are Last, Change, High, Low. Columns are editable. There is an "Auto Scroll Mode" that sequences through changed symbols in a portfolio displaying an OHLC bar like the Quote...

QuoTrek Demo Review Date of Demo: 4/12/04 Platforms Supported: Palm (Palm), PocketPC (Microsoft), Blackberry (RIMM)** Site: www.quotrek.com Publisher: eSignal Price: $49.95 stand-alone, $25 for eSignal subscriber add-on (exchange fees not included) QuoTrek is quote and...

Well evidently the bitching of some IB's got Refco to raise their rates. They are now $5 per RT or $5.50 per RT with Pro Trader. :mad:

Except spammers! :p