I got the lap top version on the desk top you showed. I bought the new computer because of 3 main reasons. 1. The "-" key next to the zero along the top of the keyboard stopped working. I have just been using the same key in the number pad. However, the"prt sc" button only works if I really push down hard. That key I use all the time, so I was expecting it to stop working any day. 2. The number key pad had a weird layout and I could never use it without looking at it. The Dell and even the new ASUS has the standard keyboard layout. That was a big over site on my part when I bought the ASUS. 3. The keyboard on the Dell has a really nice feel. The keys almost click which is a really good feel for me.
I had to pay $150 for a onetime fee for MS365. For multiple computers it is now $99 a year. They said they could have transferred by MS365 from my ASUS, but then that computer would not have it. I want to use it as a backup. Luckily, I have not had a computer breakdown in over 20 years, but one never knows. Best Buy wanted $140 to do the transfer anyway. By buying the software, I can take my time and do my own set up and transfer. This is a good time to really clean up my files.
So I am still using the same desk setup that I put together a couple of years ago. The laptop in the center where I do most of my excel work, 24" monitor on left with charts and 24" monitor on the right with TOS online. I am going to take another look at going to TOS application, but it no longer works with Windows 10. Aren't you having an issue, I thought you used TOS app.?
When I travel only the laptop goes. Often I take pictures with my iPad when I need two screens to input data. My Edward Jones accounts are heavy on dividends at the beginning of the month. My wife has 100% of her IRA account there. I have just 1/3 of mine. The rest I still trade with Charles Schwab.
I have stopped trading all the 3x funds and investing the rest in SGOV or one of the other many MMF's. The hit of .2-.4% a month a 3x fund gets hit with compared to it's 1x fund is about all that the MMF make, so what's the point. Plus I was generating a lot of taxable dividends. When I trade at 125% leverage, all I need to do is replace 15% of SPY with SPXL to get me the cash I need.