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Thanks all for the advice. I'll keep you posted to my progress. :)

I see this comes with dual-DVI adapter so you can still run two monitors from a single DVI port. How does this work? Does it reduce quality in some way? Is there any downside?

Thanks! Is there a feature I should be looking for that will improve my full screen avi. viewing? The issue I have with my current card is - when the monitor is set at native resolution fullscreen video is choppy. In order to get full sceen video I must first reduce the monitor resolution...

Sounds interesting. Is there a resource that you know of that explaind the process?

The charting software I use writes directly to the video card per the developer. They said both Nvidia and ATI are being used successfully. In other words completely bypasses Windows.

Ideally yes. I do realize that will slightly increase my cost factor but the DVI seems to look much better than VGA when tested with my current card which has one of each.

What Instruments do you trade?

I'm going to trash the current card as it's not a dual DVI. The monitors native resolution are 1920x1200. Regarding expanding the picture across all monitors - sounds tempting - but not really necessary.

Two available PCI-E slots and 2 Available PCI slots. Vista 32 (or 7) 4GB (3GB usable) RAM

Thanks for your reply. Looks like that might be overkill for me as I'm not driving 4 30" monitors, just 24". I was also trying not to spend 450-500.

What would you recommend to run up to 4 24" monitors at max resolution and be able to play HD movies at full screen without breaking the bank? My Motherboard has 2 PCI-E slots I believe. Thanks!

So should we accept the notion that any ATS will (eventually) be a loser?

Agreed. I was a psychology major in school and was shocked as to it's importance trading and markets in general. You really need to have a good grasp of the macro social theories. perhaps this thread should be moved to the psychology forum. :p

This thread just made my head hurt. :(

Right, that is how they ended the show.. Basically with him saying these problems were caused by an inherent flaw in human nature. Maybe we should all just jump out a window! And yes, I did see that congressional tape where Greenspan said he made mistakes.

Stochastics and MACD are lagging indicators. They should never be used for entry, only as confirmation while in a trade imo.

Right did you hear him on that CNBC feature 'House of Cards' over the weekend. What a joke!

This comment is on point!

My apologies, didn't see that. Just remember trade VIX options and you're trading a derivative on a derivative on an estimate of a derivative. The VIX itself is merely a statistically calculated estimate of a theoretical SPX option with 30 days until expiration.

The VIX Index Is a Theoretical Calculation and Is Not a Tradable Index. You can not exercise these options they are cash settled!