I was just looking at the battle stations post. Awesome setups. My question is do you think that it is or was a key factor in taking your trading to the next level you were seeking? I currently trade three instruments in my mac book. I'm finding myself later to the party than I would like to be as I fumble threw tabs to get to the instrument that was called. (I changed the wave file to call out the instrument when a signal hits.) Thanks for the help.

I run 4 monitors with 2 markets on each monitor. I do however admit to having a 3 monitor brain. Fortunately it isn't unusual to have a couple of markets that aren't doing anything. I do not have the patience to watch one market do nothing all day, but can watch many do nothing all day. You will find that some monitors on your layout are easier to see than others. That is where you put your favorite or best moving markets. Totally agree with simple charts and get one of the best units you can afford. Some platforms won't run correctly unless it is a really good computer. Find out what are the minimum requirements for the platform you are using. Only use my trading computer for trading. Email, and other non trading junk go thru a beater laptop. Feel sorry for platform personnel who have to deal with someone's problems after buying a big box laptop for trading.

I was just looking at the battle stations post. Awesome setups. My question is do you think that it is or was a key factor in taking your trading to the next level you were seeking? I currently trade three instruments in my mac book. I'm finding myself later to the party than I would like to be as I fumble threw tabs to get to the instrument that was called. (I changed the wave file to call out the instrument when a signal hits.) Thanks for the help.