Pictures of your trading stations

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by seasideheights, Jan 8, 2005.

  1. rsi80

    rsi80

    Will you be using something like the Dell Precision R5400 Rack Workstation paired with the Dell FX100 Remote Access Device?

    Good luck with the transition!
     
    #3251     Jul 24, 2010
  2. Just regular 1U half depth i7 cases. Nothing special. The big dells I have now that are dual CPU are too valuble to replace so I will keep them for as long as possible. Most of the individual boxes will move over to racks, the bigger server/simulation boxes will stay as workstation for a while.
     
    #3252     Jul 24, 2010
  3. here is mine.
     
    #3253     Jul 24, 2010
  4. sorry can i ask,

    is more than 4 monitors are preferable?
    Is it possible to use 2 monitors for trade?
     
    #3254     Aug 7, 2010
  5. trendy

    trendy

    Computer hardware will not determine the degree to which you succeed in trading. Successful trading cannot be purchased from a technology retailer, and some may argue that it cannot be purchased at all.
     
    #3255     Aug 8, 2010
  6. thanks
    its true...

    i was just wondering cuz i see many setup has more than 3 or 4 monitors...
     
    #3256     Aug 8, 2010
  7. Surdo

    Surdo

    Some trade quite successfully of a 15 inch laptop!
     
    #3257     Aug 8, 2010

  8. have you found that the number - keypad leads to over trading, because of ease of entry and fewer steps to confirm a trade?

    whether emini trades, or equity trades

    after all, we're not on the floor of the exchange, handling agency business
     
    #3258     Aug 9, 2010
  9. TGpop

    TGpop

    that market delta? how is it?
     
    #3259     Aug 11, 2010
  10. Picaso

    Picaso

    Fewer steps? If you mean as opposed to normal entry in a platform where you select an instrument, then a type of order, then a price, then add bracket orders, etc., indeed, but I would say most people here (at least those trading futures) trade out of a DOM, BookTrader, call it what you want where you're only one click away from a trade, so in that regard, no, I don't think it leads to overtrading.

    I have found that, considering that most people end up introducing orders at the limit/ask +/- a tick or two, it leads to fewer entry errors.

    Still, if you're good, you're going to be good with most entry systems and viceversa.

    Good trading to you.
     
    #3260     Aug 11, 2010