Pictures of your trading stations

I was about to say if the pictures real i think it's huge over kill. There's absolutely no way you can monitor all those screens effectively.if if 2 or 3 guys are trading using it they'd be better off with ther eown smaller systems
 
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I was about to say if the pictures real i think it's huge over kill. There's absolutely no way you can monitor all those screens effectively.if if 2 or 3 guys are trading using it they'd be better off with ther eown smaller systems
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it is all real, and u can easily monitor that much, its just one stock per screen, less clicking, your main console alerts u to which stock and u just look up to t hat stock, easy.
 
no, its not mine, but from just looking at, its easy in infer how it is used. and if u read about it in earlier posts.i wish i had the cash to have that as well. i could fully take advantage of it
 
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found it :)

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Maestro, how did you get started in trading?. You play with alot of money...is that like some kind of hedge fund?..
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I started in 1990 with 5K. Lind-Waldock account with $30 commissions per trade. Back in the days! I've lost it all. Did learn something though! Borrowed 10K (never ever, ever, ever do it!) Lost it too! Got the margin call on 10 contracts of Canadian Dollar. Borrowed another 10K. Learned a lot!!! Quit trading for 2 years, worked 3 jobs, 18 hours a day to pay the loan back. Read a lot of books, bought a lot of courses. Started trading again. Broke even in my first year. Learned some more! Bought Trade Station, eSignal etc. started to develop my own systems. Made 10K profit in 1994! Went back and spent 1 year trading and studying. Made my first 25K profit in 1996. Working day job and trading in between. Built my first system and made 92K in 1999! Never looked back since. So, it took me over 15 years to learn how to trade and build the tools that you see in the picture. We are a private hedge fund now and are doing extremely well. We use our technology strictly to trade our clients money.
Cheers.
 
M, Thanks for sharing that. :)
I was curious too. I mean with a setup like you showed us we had to wonder, "Who is this guy?" Ha :D
You look like the wizard who came out from behind the curtain. :D All continued success to you. :)
 
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