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Does this Dell Q8200 sound like a good deal for day trading?
- Thread starter mizhael
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Hi folks,
I am thinking of the following:
Getting 2 reasonably fast and cheap desktops instead of 1 superfast desktop, each connected with 2 monitors.
The combined performance/cost ratio for the 2-PC plan will be better than that of the 1-PC plan.
But then transferring data between these two PCs will be a big hassle.
Pros and cons?
I am thinking of the following:
Getting 2 reasonably fast and cheap desktops instead of 1 superfast desktop, each connected with 2 monitors.
The combined performance/cost ratio for the 2-PC plan will be better than that of the 1-PC plan.
But then transferring data between these two PCs will be a big hassle.
Pros and cons?
Quote from mizhael:
Hi folks,
I am thinking of the following:
Getting 2 reasonably fast and cheap desktops instead of 1 superfast desktop, each connected with 2 monitors.
The combined performance/cost ratio for the 2-PC plan will be better than that of the 1-PC plan.
But then transferring data between these two PCs will be a big hassle.
Pros and cons?
I've read through a bunch of your posts and can't believe some of the questions you ask.
For what it's worth, Gnome is right.
If you have trouble coming up with another $300 in order to get the kind of computer necessary to actively trade with, then you really shouldn't be anywhere close to the markets.
I'm sorry, but does someone at ET pay you to "make-up" these posts in order to generate web activity?
Quote from Landis82:
I've read through a bunch of your posts and can't believe some of the questions you ask.
For what it's worth, Gnome is right.
If you have trouble coming up with another $300 in order to get the kind of computer necessary to actively trade with, then you really shouldn't be anywhere close to the markets.
I'm sorry, but does someone at ET pay you to "make-up" these posts in order to generate web activity?
Yep, I am a college student and started my trading from $500, borrowed from parents. It's not a shameful thing to admit that I am still with tight budget. And I just managed to breakeven so far with mediocre trading profits. I just want to do budget control well. What's wrong with my conservative cash flow attitude?
Quote from Landis82:
I've read through a bunch of your posts and can't believe some of the questions you ask.
For what it's worth, Gnome is right.
If you have trouble coming up with another $300 in order to get the kind of computer necessary to actively trade with, then you really shouldn't be anywhere close to the markets.
I'm sorry, but does someone at ET pay you to "make-up" these posts in order to generate web activity?
Btw, don't be so mean in your life man! If you want to have big successes, you need to have a big heart!