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When I built my house I planned for the future by installing a 10Gb network switch which is coupled by easily replaceable Cat6 cable that runs to my office area as well as everywhere else in the house I planned on having a data point. When I built my pc I added a 1Gb Network card. I was just stating that if he was going to waste the money with a wireless network card he could just get a better overkill network card for the same price that wouldn't have latency issues. When I built my house I planned for the future by installing a 10Gb network switch which is coupled by easily replaceable Cat6 cable that runs to my office area as well as everywhere else in the house I planned on having a data point. When I built my pc I added a 1Gb Network card. I was just stating that if he was going to waste the money with a wireless network card he could just get a better overkill network card for the same price that wouldn't have latency issues.

I'd put the money in a 10 Gb network adapter instead of a wireless adapter. I had one of the wireless adapters and the connection was usually horrible. I would put money in the GTX graphics card as the newer RTXs are about the same price as what you are looking for. As far as the parts go I'd check www.newegg.com out. I buy almost all of my parts to build pc's there since they are really good with pricing. If you find it cheaper somewhere else they price match as long as it is a reputable competitor. Link for good graphics cards based on what you had up above: https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?N=100007709 601321572 4019 50001312 50001314 50001402 Link for 10Gb Network Cards: https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?d=Gb+network+adapter&N=100158104 600013864&isdeptsrh=1

I just replied this in your other post... DAS Trader Pro is not a very resource-heavy program. It is designed for Windows OS, any computer with Core2 Duo 2+GHZ processor or higher, Minimum 4GB of RAM, Windows 7, or higher will be able to run DAS Trader Pro. Please see the full system requirements here https://www.dastrader.com/DAS-Support.html > 5. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

That is certainly more than enough for day trading. You're into gaming performance with that hardware. I use an I5 8400 2.8ghz base 6 core processor EVGA 1070ti 16gb 2666 ram I use 4 monitors and have no issues.

My cookie for BBT only lasts about 24-36 hours, so it might be a Chrome thing, that or the ProTradingRoom session API-token it uses expires after 24 hours. As a workaround to speed things up, I just setup my Chatroom bookmark to point to the following URL and save my credentials in the browser so they auto load. https://bearbulltraders.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https://bearbulltraders.com/chat/ That way I just hit "login" and then the chatroom disclaimer button.

Thank you Jarad for the awesome job! Instead of searching all internet we now can find almost all needed info in one place@ Great job!

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Here is a couple of hotkeys I use to quickly jump from '40' Margin to '99' Margin and back to my base Margin default of '20' I use it depending on my Chart window size. Examples of 20, 40 & 99 (all same ticker / 5 min)

This should help. The video should start at 4:07. If it doesn’t, move forward to that time in the video for the info you need.