not sure how to change the price chart from arithmetic to logarithmic

click on the L next to the A in the bottom of the price window to the right. And hide all that white to the left and only leave the ticker symbol showing. I only can see the ticker symbol on my tc charts.

top window needs to be smaller than middle window, middle window smaller than bottom window, and bottom window should look like my charts


just go look at my charts and you can see there the dimensions.

Save file as .PNG next time. BMP consumes too much memory, and makes your image harder for people to download.

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Save file as .PNG next time. BMP consumes too much memory, and makes your image harder for people to download.

Dude I am enjoying a small vicotry here don't ruin my buzz...anyway I will try it, I use Ping iroin so I will be able to remember that .PNG

so far so good thanks to Josh and Lafayette

tomorrow we start scanning, this is great, new surf board wax for Maui and a subscription to High times for Laf

LOL.


I am out of here for about 45 minutes. I will brb. Going to meet up with a friend then will return.

Anyone know of any worthwhile seminars to attend?

I will be in the middle east next year making it easy for me to access many places.(hopefully some good seminars are hosted in amsterdam, but i doubt it).

All I know that would be worth it(if I was permitted to go):
Tokyojoe(holds seminars at his house) - I'd love to go
Dan Zanger - Unfortunately in the US
IBD - also only in the US

Any other cool european stock related seminars or good traders which host similar events,?

You listed the best! RevShark does one once a year too.

pitty though its probably also only in the US :/ Europeans of the forum please add! as it'll be extremely difficult for me to fly to the US for a seminar!

Tokyojoe appears to be the only one, he holds them in his flat in Monaco it would seem.

not enough demand from europe compared to US. It is not economical.

Ethiopian, Somali troops regain Jowhar

By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN, Associated Press Writer 38 minutes ago

MOGADISHU, Somalia - Attacking at dawn, Ethiopian and Somali government troops on Wednesday drove Islamic fighters out of the last major town on their road to the Islamic-held capital.
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A former warlord who ruled the town of Jowhar before it was captured by the Council of Islamic Courts in June led the Somali government troops as they drove into the city, a resident said.

"Ethiopian troops and Mohammed Dheere have entered the city," said Abshir Ali Gabre.

Hundreds of people fled Jowhar, anticipating major fighting, but others seemed resigned to it after suffering from drought and flooding over the last two years.

"We do not know where to escape, we are already suffering from floods, hunger and disease," Abdale Haji Ali said from Jowhar. "We are awaiting death."

Ethiopia sent fighter jets streaking deep into militia-held areas Sunday to help Somalia's U.N.-recognized government push back the Islamic militias. Ethiopia bombed the country's two main airports and helped government forces capture several villages.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said Tuesday that Ethiopian forces may soon wrap up their offensive against the Islamic militias that until recent days controlled most of southern part of the country.

The Islamic fighters, meanwhile, threatened a "new phase" in the war — a chilling pronouncement from a movement that has threatened a guerrilla war that would include suicide bombings in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital.

Somalia has not had an effective government since warlords overthrew longtime dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in 1991, pushing the country into anarchy.

Two years ago, the
United Nations helped set up a central government for the arid, impoverished nation on the Horn of Africa. But until the past week, it had little influence outside of its seat in the city of Baidoa, about 140 northwest of Mogadishu.

The country was largely under the control of warlords until this past summer, when the Islamic militia movement pushed them aside.

One critical issue is whether the central government can win the support of Somalis. Many resent Ethiopia's intervention because the countries have fought two wars over their disputed border in the past 45 years.

President Ford passed away...condolences to his family and may he rest in peace.

josh been looking at IB .......i cant believe i havent moved my account over there.....1 question i couldnt figure out- do you have to pay to get to get streaming quotes? (i dont need level2) and seemed like you had to pay to get quotes for each exchange.....im just waiting til mkt starts correcting when ill be in cash to move my acct to ib and learn their interface ......also IB interest rates are awesome compared to the discount online brokers(that is how scottrade,etc. make their real money- paying crap interest rate and charging high margin rate.....im going to go try IB workstation demo now

hope everyone had good holiday(isnt that the PC term now cant say "christmas" .......my daughter was christened yesterday, it was a memorable 30minutes of screaming/crying )