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Aside from the fact that there were posts in the thread that contained racial stereotypes and mischaracterization of AMP staff, I contacted the original poster via private thread and simply asked that he contact AMP because they wanted to verify that he was indeed a customer and that the issues...

My best guess is that your home network isn't set up to allow traffic on port 465, and by home network, I'm referring to your cable/dsl router. So even though you turned off the firewall on your computer, the firewall on your router is still blocking that port 465 traffic.

Wow! Fascinating story! The number of things they did right was amazing compared to the number of things they did wrong.

The brain makes up 1/ 50th of our body mass but consumes a staggering 1/ 5th of the calories we burn for energy. Most of our trading decisions are happening in our prefrontal cortex, the part of our brain responsible for focus, handling short-term memory, solving problems, and moderating impulse...

I think that once the monitor gets past 26" or so, the curve helps keep that outer content more readable because it brings the viewing angle back around to a more direct view. So it's definitely a value-add in my opinion. One thing I don't like from an aesthetic standpoint is that the power...

If that's your perspective on trading, then why are you here?

Instead of baguettes, Le Bread Xpress should set up some of their machines in Colorado to sell fresh baked cannabis items.

Now we're talking! :D

Well, it took me a while, but we're now on https :fistbump::D Thanks for the feedback. :thumbsup:

That's bad ass!

I like how they used the skinniest guy in San Francisco to demonstrate the removal of a fresh baked baguette from the machine.

I like this 34" LG monitor a lot. The curve is subtle but welcomed, and the screen has a matte finish, which is a nice departure from the glossy Apple monitor I used to have. The most natural setup seems to divide the screen into thirds. With your number one app right in the middle flanked by...

That's what we strive for here at ET: Responsive customer service. :D

Here are their numbers for Q1 2016, which basically shows that they lost about $79 million, which in layman's terms means they lost roughly $866,000 per DAY.

Here's the same data set going back 5 years this time. And as you can see in the net income row at the bottom, it's nothing but red every single year. I don't have a calculator on me but this looks like it's a little shy of $2 Billion lost of investor's money over the last 5 years. Not really...

Yeah, skip the analysts tab on that page. You need to look at the real financials, not guesses by analysts. If you look at the stats I posted above, every number in red means a loss, which doesn't paint a very pretty picture overall.

The other issue that you're going to have with TWTR as of today is that Facebook just released their earnings and they beat expectations, which ultimately means this: Facebook is making money. So now Facebook represents the flight-to-quality in the social media space, which leaves TWTR looking...

What do you mean EPS? TWTR has never earned one penny after expenses. In fact, they lose about a half billion dollars per year. Here's their 3-year breakdown: Translation: THEY MAKE NO MONEY. In fact, all they've done so far is LOSE INVESTOR'S MONEY. Of course their ass is going to get handed...

That's a mind bender if I ever encountered one. :D

I have nothing to add to what Magna said.