Replies to post #55698 on Zeev's Turnips Patch-No Politics (ZEEV)

[Train Guy]

You have to click on the image, and do view image, and that gives the location of the file. Then you use the [ chart] image location with the http:// deleted and then [ /chart} but leave the spaces in the chart part out. Check my #msg-624442 and you'll see it's display properly now.

[hk2]

Unfortunately I can not link the chart directly on the message as the site is not giving me a direct link to the picture but instead it generates the page on the fly using php scripts.

Sure you can.
Right click the image.

If Netscape, select "Copy image location"

If IE, select properties, right click image location (not link location) click/"select all", right click/"copy"

You will capture this:
http://www.ttrader.com/mycharts/charts/sylvester80/Corel1.JPG

Then post as: (dropping the http:// )

[*chart]www.ttrader.com/mycharts/charts/sylvester80/Corel1.JPG[*/chart] (dropping the " * ")

NOTE linking charts doesn't seem to work if there are spaces in the file name. that is Corel1.JPG is OK but Corel 1.JPG won't pick up.


Jim

[ajtj99]

Question, why linear and not log?

[mlsoft]

sylvester...

I notice that the bottom bollinger band has turned down - the race is on.

mlsoft

[questor]

sylvester80: your charts are indeed beautiful, but may I ask, in your updated Comp chart, what led you to draw the lower black line parallel to the upper black line? I would prefer to draw the lower black line upwards at a steeper angle to indicate a rising wedge in a longer term downtrend, and we have just broken down out of this rising wedge, as mlsoft points out, correctly, imo.