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Can somebody tell me any forex platform that can be used for Mac OS X?!?!
Changed my computers finally, thought that I have bought something really amazing, but after 2 days of using it, tried to trade again, and dooooooh, non of the installations that I tried cannot be opened, because they've been supported by windows, doh.
Hope somebody can help me, cheers!!

There are plenty of good windows emulator programs out there for Mac. Have you tried one of them yet?

https://www.oanda.com/

I use them on my macbook

All the modern Macs can run dual operating systems.

I've been aiming for a Mac for a long time, but my laptops keep blowing up, so not going to spend the dough till I travel a bit less. I think they bend in my bag or something. But I did look into the trading vs Mac quite a bit and it's more than workable.

So for me I get things I can throw away every six months without flinching. Might be worth getting a dedicated little netbook for trading.

I did have a tabled PC though some time ago and the combination with O is a dream, trade by touch! I suspect that Apple tablet and O be an awesome combo for manual trading.

https://www.apple.com/macosx/compatibility/


' Setup is simple and safe for your Mac files. After you’ve completed the installation, you can boot up your Mac using either Mac OS X or Windows. (That’s why it’s called Boot Camp.) Or if you want to run Windows and Mac applications at the same time — without rebooting — you can install Windows using VMware or Parallels software.* '

Luznits posted:
Can somebody tell me any forex platform that can be used for Mac OS X?!?!
Changed my computers finally, thought that I have bought something really amazing, but after 2 days of using it, tried to trade again, and dooooooh, non of the installations that I tried cannot be opened, because they've been supported by windows, doh.
Hope somebody can help me, cheers!!

it is my suggestion that you not try to find software that will work on your platform, but instead find hardware and software that will get the job done that you wish to get done.

a very workable platform is to run metatrader on an ibm thinkpad, even a p2 processor model works fine.

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/sys/1950146510.html

at the top end, which i use personally, is the nokia netbook booklet 3g.



happy trading,

zero./

Mac is more than capable of running everything he needs. Just needs to load one piece of software. Might even be loaded already. It's no biggy.

It's in fact the better option, it's two machines at the same time.

Zero, did you see the question was 'what can I do with my Mac' as apposed to ' what do I need to make metatrader work' ?

The correct answer is the Mac can do anything a PC and a Mac can do. Of course a PC can only do what a PC can do.

me: 40.84% per day.
elkhart: 0.28% per day.

so, you were saying?

thats what i thought.

you were saying nothing.

good day sir,

zero/.

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We had this conversation last year. Just before that particular account wiped out. I think the performance then was roughly the same as well.

I'll be surprised this one makes a week. Same as last year.

Mac Zero, were talking about Mac's.

Elkart posted:
    We had this conversation last year. Just before that particular account wiped out. I think the performance then was roughly the same as well.

I'll be surprised this one makes a week. Same as last year.

Mac Zero, were talking about Mac's.

macs? nobody trades on a mac.

it must be something in the water.

z/.

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Plenty of people trade on Macs. Everyone that can afford them basically. Half my buds have them, it's the better machine.

And you're going to look like real chop when you delete system 3 next week. How's systems 1 & 2 doing and systems 4 to 100?

Just in case you didn't know, all Macs have Intel chips now. They can use any operating system.

Only differences are software really and they use SSD drives, basically flash drives as main drives. More reliable, see...no moving parts, more battery life. Better for the trader is case of power outage. Less likely to lose valuable tick data.

But as a 'network engineer' you knew that didn't you? Surely in the daily routine of 'networking' you'd have to have dealt with one by now?! Nope....? Makes me wonder...

And which mobile did O go for first....?!

I also use my Macbook Pro for trading (MT4) and it's a really good choice!
Just install Parallels Desktop 6 with Microsoft Windows and enjoy both systems. :)