I just spent sometimes to test tradefair again, and I invested in selling Wall Street with £100 stake. Unfortunately this is only a demo, else I'll be thrilled about it.
I have almost doubled the demo account
I just spent sometimes to test tradefair again, and I invested in selling Wall Street with £100 stake. Unfortunately this is only a demo, else I'll be thrilled about it.
I have almost doubled the demo account
Posted by Brian Lim at 4:21 pm 0 comments
Labels: investment
Tradefair is a new concept from Betfair. It is high risk betting based on World Finance Section, from indices, commodities, equities, FX, bond & rates. I got to know about it as I was given a £10k demo account to start with. The benefit of Tradefair are:
Upon order, the system will introduce a Stop Order based on the available fund, so that it limit the trade loss.
You can then specific a new Stop Loss and Good Until.
For example, I invested in FTSE at 6061 with size 25 (1 net change with earn/loss £25) for sell. On top of that, I also invested FTSE at 6065 with size 60 for Buy. I was losing yesterday for £4xx and decided to close the position for Size 25 Sell.
Once the position is close, the earning is permanent.
Posted by Brian Lim at 12:46 pm 0 comments
Labels: investment
ID & Password is auto generate. But I found the ID is static even after reboot
I can confirm the ID remain static, but to make sure the Connection ID doesn't change will not at home, the best way is to grab the ID in TeamViewer log file at C:\Documents and Settings\[YOURNAME]\Application Data\TeamViewer\TeamViewer3_Logfile.log
05/08 08:55:25.515 5660 D CCT.Connect.master.dyngate.com:80
05/08 08:55:25.562 5660 D S3 master.dyngate.com - CT0 NC.CHttp.Conned
05/08 08:55:25.562 5660 D S3 master.dyngate.com - CCT.Connected
05/08 08:55:25.562 5660 D ! S3 master.dyngate.com - CT6 CT.Send.CMD_MASTERCOMMAND From=[YOURID]To=0 L=261
05/08 08:55:25.625 5660 D ! S3 master.dyngate.com - CT6 CT.Receive.CMD_MASTERRESPONSE From=0 To=[YOURID] L=4
05/08 08:55:25.625 5660 D S3 master.dyngate.com - CT6 CT.Term
And the best place to put the log file is in the ftp server where it is easily accessible.
Posted by Brian Lim at 9:33 pm 0 comments
Labels: daily life, technology
I'm not going in details but for the last couple of weeks, I have been busy trying to setup a Remote Desktop Connection between my company and my home. That lead me to setup DDNS, OpenVPN and OpenSSH. Although I'd successfully setup the above, the downside is my company firewall has prevent me from establishing a connection back home. My administrator told me the only way I can get around is to VPN from home to company and use the established tunnel to route home.
At the sametime, I setup FTP server for me to retrieve my photos and etc. Gosh, I was surprised to see someone tried to hack in using admin user. I also setup glype web proxy to browse site that might be blocked by my company proxy, mostly all social networking site, online storage, bittorent and web proxy. Yesterday I'd setup web UI for uttorent and emule to monitor my download progress since I could not remote desktop back to my home.
Next, I'll try to setup my own blog or photoblog and hopefully I can get it done within days.
Posted by Brian Lim at 12:46 pm 0 comments
Labels: daily life
It was an exciting match that both teams are equal in level and opportunity. In the end, lady luck was at MU side. Well deserved win!
Posted by Brian Lim at 10:41 pm 1 comments
Labels: news
It was 9 years ago when I went for a short Europe trip with my uni. asian society. Being able to revisit Amsterdam really bring back fond memories at each corners I'd been. Staying in Apollo Museum Hotel is really convenient, it is located near Leiseplein, just a few steps away from Rijksmuseum. It is easily accessible to bus, tram, canal cruise, shopping, food...
Posted by Brian Lim at 11:51 pm 0 comments
Labels: daily life
Posted by Brian Lim at 1:23 pm 0 comments
Labels: daily life
I wanna recommend a nice flash based music channel. If your company blocked all internet radio from shoutcast, you can try orban player and the music is not bad. It is a flash based internet radio so it won't be blocked unless your company's firewall does not allow web browsing.
Posted by Brian Lim at 12:46 pm 0 comments
Labels: broadband, technology