<t>The Counting House in EC3?That brings back so many memories, I lived in EC3 (about 50 yards from Monument station) for a few years and absolutely loved it...The only annoying thing was those dodgy 'unmarked' cabs that offered to drive me home as I was within 30 yards of my front door every night!...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: MURNZI knew a gal way back when in high school.....name Anita HoHey she wouldn't happen to work for the Singapore branch of a certain bank from the Asia Pacific region?Funny thing is, in my previous job I was involved in a teleconference with the Asian branch of the ban...

<t>Indeed,the trading loss was not related to mispricing or quant error. The quants at the NAB are OK. Its just that the organization is crap, particularly management in most areas. The NAB has serious cultural problems, as the APRA report recently stated. Somehow, I don't believe the new CEO will c...

<t>I consider this to be the most important topic in trading. Exits.However, we appear to be concentrating on Stop-Loss exits, just a reminder that there are many different types of stops a trader may use for exits, break-even stops, trailing stops, etc.Having said that, I have traded strategies whe...

<t>Thats right, after much pestering from Lisa, Homer decided to take the family to the Japanese restaurant, where if memory serves Akira is the head waiter. Then after Homer tries virtually everything on the menu he decides to try Fugu, I believe his request to Akira was "I said Fugu me !"According...

Ok guys, has anyone here been brave enough to try Fugu?And obviously lived to eat another day...

<t>Interesting to see that Stanford has Mark's book as the required text for the grad level subject - Mathematical Finance (optional are Hull and Bjork, as well as Shreve's notes).Stanford Math Fin subjectA friend is starting a PhD in Maths there later on this year and was asking me about the subjec...

<t>There is an interview with Linda Raschke in the Feb 2004 issue of Active Trader magazine. In the interview there are a few references to Crabel and some of his methods/patterns. If you cannot still buy the magazine, I believe you might be able to purchase the article from the Active Trader Mag Si...

has anyone had a look at Advanced Trading Rulesjust wondering if anyone has any opinions about it.Thnx.

And apparently APRA and the Aust Federal Police may charge the traders involved. Time will tell...

Ouch!!! Nope, but his other book "Mathematical Methods for FX:" is super IMHO, and is only worth about $50USD. So if that is anything to go by then it should be a good one. I guess you'll be letting us know whats its like once you read it

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: chiral3Tubes are ALWAYS better, but the valve simulation stuff has come a long way in solid state. Very true. Some of the line 6 stuff is very good, but what I have been amazed with is the Yamaha DG series of amps. Preamp section is pure DSP, and the guy who designed it...

<t>Almost any knowledge of programming would be considered useful, however, if your aim is to learn VB.NET, then IMHO it is not necessary to know standard VB. Yes, many keywords, etc, are the same, but that would take you very little time to learn anyway. VB.NET is quite different from std VB.So, if...

Heh, actually LondonPete, I'm curious as to who the Lady is. Can't really make out her face from this picture (and its not because I'm distracted by other parts of her anatomy).She seems a little chunky to be Kylie, its not Britney "Spheres" is it ?

a liittle off topic, but I couldn't help noticing that picture...LondonPete, you are looking a little different these days, did you lose some weight?