Awww, hell, it's too late to do a post, and I've for a stack of newspapers to read. In the meantime, I found this handy shorthand guide to stock investing:
Slope of Hope Blog Posts
Slope initially began as a blog, so this is where most of the website’s content resides. Here we have tens of thousands of posts dating back over a decade. These are listed in reverse chronological order. Click on any category icon below to see posts tagged with that particular subject, or click on a word in the category cloud on the right side of the screen for more specific choices.
Jetting Home
I'm at the airport in Las Vegas, just about to get on the plane to fly home. It's been a fun stay here at the Investools Conference, but I'm definitely ready to be in Palo Alto again. I'll do a post very late tonight, and to those of you whom I met at the show – – – nice to see you in person!
Consider This the Hint of the Century.
MMM 74.99
AGN 59.90
AZO 142.49
APOL 65.50
LLL 108.51
BAX 71.15
CNI 54.37
GD 94.73
PPG 65.75
FOSL 33.36
Toppy
Here are a couple of fresh ideas.
Import/Export
I'd like ProphetCharts users to know that there is (finally!) import/export built into the program. In other words, you can export a watch list into a text file and also import a text file so it creates a watch list. This is most helpful for thinkorswim users, since it creates a "bridge" between the two programs.
To export a watch list (which is just a simple .csv file made up just of the symbols themselves), right-click on the watch list name and choose Export Watch List
That lets you save the .csv file wherever you want. To import a list (for instance, from a list that the TOS software generates with its own export command), choose Import from the Watch Lists menu.
Isn't that simple? Even a bull could probably handle it!
And here's an arty shot of your humble narrator, having woken up on his last day here at 5:30 to put together a post for his readers. Good-bye, Las Vegas!
