Pictures of your trading stations

My trading station, circa 1980 (I think).
Operation system was CP/M
2 floppies, no harddisk
64KB memory

I had the stock data on SuperCalc. I tracked the moving averages, RSI, etc., on the spreadsheet. The calculations were done in split seconds, while my friends were still pounding the calculator keys late into the night.

<img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1140226">

It was a major improvement to what I was using -- a dumb teletext terminal connecting to the office computer through an acoustic coupler. The software was Minitab.
 

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Make it really valuable. Here's a copy of the unopened software:


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My trading station, circa 1980 (I think).
Operation system was CP/M
2 floppies, no harddisk
64KB memory

I had the stock data on SuperCalc. I tracked the moving averages, RSI, etc., on the spreadsheet. The calculations were done in split seconds, while my friends were still pounding the calculator keys late into the night.

<img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1140226">

It was a major improvement to what I was using -- a dumb teletext terminal connecting to the office computer through an acoustic coupler. The software was Minitab.
 
I had four of these I received from First Chicago's trading floor:

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riskarb

Your post reminded me of my time at Swiss Bank on Black NeXTs and then at First Chicago on them too.... great machines for their time, shame it never worked out for them.

Mac

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I had four of these I received from First Chicago's trading floor:

215.jpg
 
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Quote from theknifemac:

riskarb

Your post reminded me of my time at Swiss Bank on Black NeXTs and then at First Chicago on them too.... great machines for their time, shame it never worked out for them.

Mac
 
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