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so far, about 8 mos.

i tried them all. the uniden tru-8866 powermax 5.8ghz is the best.

from my past experience, samsung has always made the highest quality lcd. usually a lot more expensive though. it will be a lot brighter so that's the original issue that was addressed. the dell 2001fp is $464 currently so its a $100 diff.

i have no issues with the smaller fonts. i know some traders initially found it difficult to adjust but eventually did.

for a trader who spends 8-10 hrs a day in front of a screen, i would strongly suggest the 2001fp. i use the highest resolution for the 2001fp and 2005fpw. The 2001fp offers more real estate on the 1600x1200 res. the 1905 only offers 1280x1024, i only use these for monitors mounted on the...

i have the 2005fpw, 2001fp and 1905fp. the 2005fpw is the brightest - much brighter than the 1905. 2001fp's are much better for my trading eyes. Plus, you have more real estate.

in this context, there are two types of accounts - prop and customer. prop is when you trade someone else's money. if you trade your own, its customer. it doesn't matter that you put up risk capital. the account is still not yours and is not under your name. therefore, by definition, its prop.

i disagree with your nvidia comment. i only go with nvidia because of compatibility. i had radeon chipsets 9800 in my dell and installed the 7000. my pc crashed. had it restored and it crashed again. nvidia uses universal drivers. unlike radeon, where you have to search for specific...

I'm not sure if I quite understand what you are saying but SEC requires 500k min to open a prime brokerage account. In addition, there are low cost brokers that offer prime brokerage accounts. There seems to be a misunderstanding of what a prime account is. If you find good brokerage with a...

#2 is a very good question. bloomberg won't even allow a second person to use a terminal assigned to ONE subscriber. how does NTKN be allowed to disseminate it across the internet and get paid for it??

most traders who feel that news is not tradeable probably isn't getting it fast enough. i think that if you can filter out all the noise (99%), you can make a living trading on news. but, as someone said, you get what you pay for.

Anyone know any hosts who offer Microsoft Outlook as their webmail? I haven't found a webmail that has impressed me. I only know of one and its not very stable.