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If possible, measure the room you intend to use for trading. After
completing the measurements, think about the position of your
desks, computers, printers, phone, filing cabinets, and so forth. The
shape of the room is important because in all probability you will be
using a multimonitor configuration of at least two, possibly four
monitors. Placing them in the right area, away from glare, and in a
visually efficient configuration is critical. All of this will depend on
the size and shape of your room. I know a trader who went out and
bought a beautiful $1,500 oak computer desk combination. The only
problem was that the shape of his room required a triangular corner
202 the strategic electronic day trader
unit, which would not fit through a normal-size door. If you can measure
and map out your trading room before you buy furniture or
computers, you will be ahead of the game. If the room is empty,
place tape on the floor to outline the desk and other office equipment.
This will allow you to scope out possible problems before
they arise. You might also use graph paper to draw the room and
furniture to scale. Try to find the largest, best-lighted room you can
for your trading room.
If possible, measure the room you intend to use for trading. After
completing the measurements, think about the position of your
desks, computers, printers, phone, filing cabinets, and so forth. The
shape of the room is important because in all probability you will be
using a multimonitor configuration of at least two, possibly four
monitors. Placing them in the right area, away from glare, and in a
visually efficient configuration is critical. All of this will depend on
the size and shape of your room. I know a trader who went out and
bought a beautiful $1,500 oak computer desk combination. The only
problem was that the shape of his room required a triangular corner
202 the strategic electronic day trader
unit, which would not fit through a normal-size door. If you can measure
and map out your trading room before you buy furniture or
computers, you will be ahead of the game. If the room is empty,
place tape on the floor to outline the desk and other office equipment.
This will allow you to scope out possible problems before
they arise. You might also use graph paper to draw the room and
furniture to scale. Try to find the largest, best-lighted room you can
for your trading room.