Excellent feel of realism and detail. Crisp SVGA graphics in tactical mode. Plagued with interface problems. A sense of vagueness looms over some missions. Making Millions For most people, the image of stock market dealers isn't a particularly positive one.
Dealers rank up there in popularity stakes with estate agents and lawyers.
Of course, if truth be told there's an element of envy in that attitude, because a good dealer can pocket a working man's annual wage in the twinkling of an eye. A bad one, well, for every winner there's invariably a loser, unless you've the luxury of playing with someone else's money. For those of us who'd rather sit back in our armchairs and gamble in the safety of a virtual world, the PC platform has been rather short of stock market simulations. So I was very interested when I got an invite from MonteCristo , a French company, to visit their stand at ECTS last month to see Wall Street Trader . A slimy chap, but a rich one.