Pictures of your trading stations
- Thread starter seasideheights
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Quote from BlueHorseshoe:
Wholly lacking in counterspace dude.
I'm worse than a woman in her kitchen in that regard, often for no other reason than to prop my feet up or lay out a Financial Times ....
There's a whole section which is partially obstructed from view that has room at least to spread out books and such. My ham radio setup is also in that corner.
This was a custom built desk me and my father built together when I was in high school. Made out of 2 doors in an L configuration, stained and such. It's withstood a lot of stuff (even a small flood in the basement)
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Quote from DonnaV:
speaking on behalf of the "fairer" sex...no..their eyes would just glaze over...a few pictures on the wall would be nice
LOL!
A bit like a chick showing off her collection of food mixers, saucepans and oven gloves I guess!
Quote from StreamlineTrade:
LOL!
A bit like a chick showing off her collection of food mixers, saucepans and oven gloves I guess!
actually since a lot of guys are into cooking these days probably more like a girl showing off her 400 pair of Manolo Blaknic (or whoever he is) shoes
I hear some of those shoes go for almost a GRAND!:eek:
You and MAESTRO have given me a serious case of screen envy.Quote from risktaker:
Here's a pic of my main workstation. FWIW, I use a total of 30 19'' and 20'' monitors among 7 computers. The system on the right has 12 monitors vertically oriented (2x6). I don't like the way the wiring looks but in an emergency I want them fairly accessible.
so then may be some of the guys on ET WOULD be interested!!
Quote from nlslax:
I've worked w/dual monitors before and you really get used to the convenience of not having to minimize everything you're working on. As soon as I find a techie geek I'm setting it up.
I didn't read all of this thread so I may be jumping in a the wrong point, but if you want to set up a multi-monitor station you don't need a techie geek.
I thought the same thing when I was ready to do mine so I went to a local computer shop and they wanted to charge me an arm and a leg. Instead I read a few threads on this site, bought a Matrox card on Ebay for $45 and did it myself. It was a piece of cake. And I'm far from a techie geek.