JohanP81 

Hello Jonny! If I where you I would consider this monitor as well. If I knew that I would have needed two 38 inch I would have compared it to the 49 inch as well. Unfortunately it wasn't available when I bought my screens and I didn't have the patience to wait for it either. https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-49WL95C-W-ultrawide-monitor

Hello,
Thanks for answer. I also look on this type of Ultra-wide monitor. But in my case better use 39 inch. 49 inch too big for me) One monitor I want use for trading and second one for other work. And may be install in two different corner of table.
But on your photo install two monitors together also looks very good. This is next question for me

RossMurray 

that Bloomberg device looks older then me, does it work and if so what does it do!?!?


-P

that's 2K a month, right?

K

This is the room with my Battle Station. Many thanks to the FUTURES.io community for helping me to continue to improve on my Trading War Room. My recent additions and changes included adding Portable monitors to my Traveling /Backup laptop, adding dual 24 inch Dell Monitors to my MacBook Pro (internet computer), and reconfiguring my screen setup to focus more on order flow / price ladders. Special thanks to @ninjus for inspiring me to get traveling USB monitors (ASUS MB169+ 15.6” Full HD 19x1080 IPS Portable monitors. Also, Special thanks to @Jason Berry for inspiring me to have a better ratio of Price Ladders to Charts and use to order flow as professional traders do.
Hope you enjoy my Trading War Room !!!

My Battle Station (trading computer) is a custom built system with Dual DELL 49” Curve Monitors !!!! I LOVE THE DELL 49” Curve Monitors !!!! Each Dell 49”Curve Monitor replaces 3 of my previous monitors and got rid of A LOT of cords. Also, NO SPACES between charts and Awesome resolution.

I use the Razer Obweaver for Hotkeys and Macros so that I don’t have to take my hand off the mouse and reduces clicks for commands.

Orderflow (Bookmap) and Volume / TPO profiles are the main tools I use for trading.

Custom Build Trading Workstation
- 2 Dell 49” IPS U4919DW Curve Monitors (5120 x 1440 QHD)
- ASUS ROG STRIX X299-E Gaming Motherboard
- Intel I9-7900 Processor 10-Core
- 64GB RAM
- EVGA GeForce RTX2070 XC Ultra Gaming RGB Graphics Card, 8GB GDDR6, Dual HDB Fans
- Samsung 500GB 970EVO NVME M.2 SSD
- Thermal Take View 31 RGB ATX Case
- Thermal Take FOE AIO RINNG RGB 360
- Razer Orbweaver (for Hotkeys and Macros)
- Razer Huntsman Elite Optical Mechanical Keyboard
- Razer Firefly Hard Gaming Mouse Pad
- Sony Bluetooth Speaker for music

ASUS ROG G750JM-BSI7N24 - 17.3" - Core i7 [email protected] - 24GB RAM - 250 GB SSD (Backup Laptop, Traveling and Reference Computer) with 2 ASUS MB169+ 15.6” Full HD 19x1080 IPS USB Portable Monitors

Apple MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013), 2.4GHz Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM (Used for Internet surfing) with Dual Monitors attached (Dell U2412M and Dell P2414H)

Amazon Echo Plus - Used for calling my Broker in emergencies (LOL !!) and Music.

Emergency Outdoor Generator for the Entire House
Network Rack - Firewall, Managed Switch, and Local APC Battery Backup with extended Backup Unit.

I am a Batman Fan and this is my “Bat Cave” so I bought a light that shines the “Bat Signal” on the ceiling automatically when it gets dark (smile).

ME AT MY TRADING DESK


[B]WAR TRADING ROOM/B]


BAT SIGNAL OVER BATTLE STATION


NIGHT VIEW OF SURFING LAPTOP AND TRAVELING TRADING LAPTOP


NIGHT VIEW OF BATTLE STATION


BATTLE STATION CLOSEUP


CUSTOM BUILT PC


RAZER OBWEAVER KEYPAD


NETWORK RACK


OUTDOOR GENERATOR OF ENTIRE HOUSE


UPS UNITS


AMAZON ECHO


TRADER MUG


BULL-BEAR STATUE


OLD TRADING BATTLESTATION

MiniP 

that Bloomberg device looks older then me, does it work and if so what does it do!?!? -P

I used this to get a quote and buy my first S&P contract at 420 even in August 1992, in 94 Bloomberg converted to a standard PC-Style Keyboard it has not been connected in years.

RossMurray 

I used this to get a quote and buy my first S&P contract at 420 even in August 1992, in 94 Bloomberg converted to a standard PC-Style Keyboard it has not been connected in years.

Love it, looks well used Thanks for sharing!

@cpolk2013 absolutely love those ultra wide monitors!

RossMurray 

I used this to get a quote and buy my first S&P contract at 420 even in August 1992, in 94 Bloomberg converted to a standard PC-Style Keyboard it has not been connected in years.

that is awesome! Yep its older then me, thanks for sharing !


-P

kareem40 

Thanks, K

This is very similar to my setup, except that you are a much neater person!! I haven't submitted a photo of mine because it looks like a computer setup my grandmother might have, with notes taped here and there, old cables and electronics sitting dusty on the shelves. Someday i really must do something about that!