Pictures of your trading stations

[jtnet]

detroit what!

bar of silver, whats the thing on the left hand

 

[TT1]

Quote from brazilianwonder:

Yeah, it hurts but I am blaming the polution of São Paulo city for now.

Try setting the background on your chart pages to black, its less stressful on the eyes!

 

[pavlov0032]

Quote from jtnet:

detroit what!

bar of silver, whats the thing on the left hand

piece of copper - two metals he made killing in 2008

 

[ProfLogic]

Quote from TT1:

Try setting the background on your chart pages to black, its less stressful on the eyes!

From 4 eye specialists . . .

All say that eggshell background is the best.
Not black
Not dark
Not stark white
but eggshell

 

[brownsfan019]

Quote from TT1:

Try setting the background on your chart pages to black, its less stressful on the eyes!

Actually that could not be more wrong. While it may feel like black is nice, it actually causes your eyes to intensely strain.

ProfLogic has it right. I too spoke to a few eye doc's and they said the same thing.

 

[TT1]

Quote from ProfLogic:

From 4 eye specialists . . .

All say that eggshell background is the best.
Not black
Not dark
Not stark white
but eggshell

Agree, I actually use the gray tone for my computer background but prefer black on my chart pages, its better contrast for my bars and indicators!

 

[Frank Thomas]

Quote from ProfLogic:

From 4 eye specialists . . .

All say that eggshell background is the best.
Not black
Not dark
Not stark white
but eggshell

ProfLogic,


Thanks for the info....

 

[AMT4SWA]

Quote from ProfLogic:

From 4 eye specialists . . .

All say that eggshell background is the best.
Not black
Not dark
Not stark white
but eggshell

I found "Pool table felt green" is a great chart background color for my night time trading when I have my office lights dim. Pool table felt green is just right....not too dark and also not too bright.

My daytime screen background coloring is a lightish blue/gray color which I find works great for my needs.

 

[mike007]

Here is my trading station from home.

 

[lpchad]

Quote from pavlov0032:

Here is my friend Vlad in his San Pedro CA office.
in 2000-2004 he was working at Worldco in NY with Alex Gerchik from wall st. warriors. Now doing his own gig, and wento from 80k to 400 k in one year.

He reeks of douche