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Omega Man,
Aren't we being sarcastic today. Why would I be on this list if I were not
running Trade Station and
all it has to offer? I'm a physician, an investor, and trade. Any bozo
knows you can invest in stocks and
then have margin to trade others. I've been doing this for 19 years. Do I
need to teach you the basics?
Yes I still own my investment that is based in fundamentals, though the
technicals are looking extremely poor. And if it continues a downtrend I
have a mental stop out. Keep it on your long term list and see the price in
a few years.
----- Original Message -----
From: <editorial@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Dr. Hermansen" <lahermansen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; "Omega List"
<omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: Computer for Trade Station
>
> -- Dr. Hermanson wrote:
> > My little 450 mhz chip is just not cutting it for
> > real time charting and radar screen.
>
>
> What's up Doc? Why are you running RadarScreen? I thought you had all
your money (including credit cards, as I recall) tied up in GUMM...
>
> Don't tell me you've bailed out on the itty-bitty pull-back GUMM's
weathering! After all, that trade, as I recall from your previous posts, is
based on "fundamentals"! What? Is everyone going to stop chewing gum now?
No need for a cure for the common cold? Does RadarScreen have a
"pump-and-dump" scan built-in?
>
>
> The Omega Man
>
>
>
> ---- you wrote:
> > My little 450 mhz chip is just not cutting it for real time charting and
> > radar screen.
> >
> > Here are my options:
> >
> > 1. Dual 366 ppga Celerons overclocked at 550 each = 1100 mhz total
> >
> > This running on Win 2000. Dual's work best on Linux. Does TS2ki work
on a
> > Linux platform?
> > Does Linux make possible the use of multiple graphics cards? If not,
I'll
> > just wait until February for the
> > release of Windows 2000 (cost will be $320)
> >
> > 2. Dual 500 mhz Celerons. Anyone know if these can be overclocked?
> >
> > 3. One Athelon, say a 700mhz. Fantastic floating point.
> >
> > 4. Dual Pent III
> >
> > Any guru out there have opinions? Pros/cons of each? Would the dual
> > celey's make up for lack of floating point compared to one Athelon? How
> > important is floating point?
> >
> > I keep reviewing Matrox.com for a video card that runs 4 monitors.
Anyone
> > heard of these from Matrox?
> > The G400 dual heads would be nice, but would really like quads. I'm not
> > interested in Appian, Colorgraphics, etc.
> >
> >
> > Dual celerons overclocked for a
> > total of 1100mhz with the Abit mothreboard for $335.00.
> >
> > www.pricewatch.com/
> >
> >
> > Abit BP6 (Retail Box) - ATA 66 support * 2- 3 DAY WAIT * with cpu - dual
> > Celeron 366 PPGA at550 each total 1100MHz w/Global Win CPM 32 Heatsink
fans,
> > 3DIMM 1 AGP,5PCI,2ISA $ 335
> >
> >
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