Thank you, we feel very fortunate.

So far based on 1 day of TC net use, I need to sell every stock I own and place my cash under the pillow...is there a pillow indicator somewhere?  Relative pillow strength...

Ok, how do I copy a chart to this site from TC net for a little feedback on how I have it set up?

I press "printscreen" add it to MSFT paint then save it then go to "more post options" on the posting part then put it in there. Before I do that however I have to resize the picture to a computer friendly size. Someone told me to look up MSFT picture resizer.

Picture resizing and auto thumbnails are included on the new site, this is something I had meant to ask, how you do charts. Now I know. Another issue solved.lol

I don't think the print screen key is programed on my keyboard, I will play around with this latter tonight and see if I can post a chart...anyother suggestions welcome for how to post a chart from TC net to here

Great, nictech. If I can resize them on the site that would be great. But I am using a Winoows/MSFT program that was shrinking them.

nfl, can you right mouse click>save target as or save image as?

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nfl, can you right mouse click>save target as or save image as?

No the right mouse click is a control funtion in TCnet, for example a right mouse click has you change properties of the chart.

btw Print Screen may be labelled PrtScn or PrntScrn - you get the point, vowels removed

Ok so now I have it as a msft paint file, how do I get it here?

OK we are making progress, what should I change in the above chart layout?

Get rid of the linear regression lines on the Moneystream

the TSV needs a 10 day moving average

remove the regression lines from the price chart

change price chart to candlestick patterns (only if you prefer them). I find it easier to read the intraday movement with candle charts.

squish the top window even more. Make the top one and middle about even (small) and the bottom one much bigger. I think by just looking at my long charts you can get a visual overview of the dimensions and size.

you may also want to change your price chart from Arithmetic to logarithmic


That is all I see for now. Mess with this and post another one. Great job on figuring out how to post a chart.

OK, if the coffee continues to work I will attempt to implement your suggestions, at this rate I will get my annual subscription value by Friday.

Grats

Former President Ford dead at 93

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LOS ANGELES - Gerald R. Ford, who picked up the pieces of
Richard Nixon's scandal-shattered White House as the 38th and only unelected president in America's history, has died, his wife, Betty, said Tuesday. He was 93.
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Ford had battled pneumonia in January 2006 and underwent two heart treatments — including an angioplasty — in August at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.

He was the longest living president, followed by
Ronald Reagan, who also died at 93. Ford had been living at his desert home in Rancho Mirage, Calif., about 130 miles east of Los Angeles.

Ford was an accidental president, Nixon's hand-picked successor, a man of much political experience who had never run on a national ticket. He was as open and straight-forward as Nixon was tightly controlled and conspiratorial.

He took office minutes after Nixon flew off into exile and declared "our long national nightmare is over." But he revived the debate a month later by granting Nixon a pardon for all crimes he committed as president. That single act, it was widely believed, cost Ford election to a term of his own in 1976, but it won praise in later years as a courageous act that allowed the nation to move on.

The Vietnam War ended in defeat for the U.S. during his presidency with the fall of Saigon in April 1975. In a speech as the end neared, Ford said: "Today, America can regain the sense of pride that existed before Vietnam. But it cannot be achieved by refighting a war that is finished as far as America is concerned." Evoking Abraham Lincoln, he said it was time to "look forward to an agenda for the future, to unify, to bind up the nation's wounds."

Ford also earned a place in the history books as the first unelected vice president, chosen by Nixon to replace Spiro Agnew who also was forced from office by scandal.

He was in the White House only 895 days, but changed it more than it changed him.

Even after two women tried separately to kill him, the presidency of Jerry Ford remained open and plain.

Not imperial. Not reclusive. And, of greatest satisfaction to a nation numbed by Watergate, not dishonest.

Even to millions of Americans who had voted two years earlier for Richard Nixon, the transition to Ford's leadership was one of the most welcomed in the history of the democratic process — despite the fact that it occurred without an election.

After the Watergate ordeal, Americans liked their new president — and first lady Betty, whose candor charmed the country.

They liked her for speaking openly about problems of young people, including her own daughter; they admired her for not hiding that she had a mastectomy — in fact, her example caused thousands of women to seek breast examinations.

And she remained one of the country's most admired women even after the Fords left the White House when she was hospitalized in 1978 and admitted to having become addicted to drugs and alcohol she took for painful arthritis and a pinched nerve in her neck. Four years later she founded the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, a substance abuse facility next to Eisenhower Medical Center.

Ford slowed down in recent years. He had been hospitalized in August 2000 when he suffered one or more small strokes while attending the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia.

The following year, he joined former presidents Carter, Bush and Clinton at a memorial service in Washington three days after the Sept. 11 attacks. In June 2004, the four men and their wives joined again at a funeral service in Washington for former President Reagan. But in November 2004, Ford was unable to join the other former presidents at the dedication of the Clinton presidential library in Little Rock, Ark.

In January, Ford was hospitalized with pneumonia for 12 days. He wasn't seen in public until April 23, when
President Bush was in town and paid a visit to the Ford home. Bush, Ford and Betty posed for photographers outside the residence before going inside for a private get-together.

The intensely private couple declined reporter interview requests and were rarely seen outside their home in Rancho Mirage's gated Thunderbird Estates, other than to attend worship services at the nearby St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in Palm Desert.