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Thanks, though I should've known where to find that info. GlaxoKline I understand, but Goldman's investment in Vodaphone surprises me. Obviously they know something we don't.

It's a company, not an individual. GS holdings should be public record- just like other stocks list their institutional and mutual fund holders. I just want to know the reverse of that, and find out what stocks and mutual funds Goldman Sachs owns.

Can someone tell me where I can find out what mutual funds and stocks GS ( Goldman Sachs ) owns a part of? I'd like to research their portfolio since they seem to be experts at picking good stocks. They appear to be even better than Warren Buffett at picking good companies.

Is QT the least expensive way to go for charts on Windows? Anyone got any charting software recommendations for linux that doesn't just utilize yahoo's data for backfilling?

I use QT's free version, but it will only show a maximum of 2 days on the charts. To quickly get more days on an Intraday chart, looks like I am forced to subscribe to QuoteTracker. IB's charts just don't cut it, status quo. They DO lag, and often a chart will just sit there and not even load...

I thought that too, but then QT charts load quickly using the same data feed from IB. As far as caching the charts goes, I take it you are referring to saving the chart and/or template. I do not see where caching or saving a chart would be much help in most instances. Many times I want to...

I upgraded and have not noticed any difference.

Can some Java programmer tell me why InteractiveBrokers charts are so slow to load? I'm curious because other Java charts don't load that slowly. I keep hoping IB's chart loading will improve with every upgrade and it is not happening. Can someone that understands Java look into this please, and...

Yes, I've run regedit and searched it for "workstation", "chart", "tws", "interactive", and found a few things relating to TWS in the registry such as wiseupdt. I left what little I found because I was not sure what could safely be deleted. Did not think to search for "jts", though. I found some...

I have ibjts folder for Standalone TWS and JTS folder for the web version TWS, and do not have a chart folder or any charts stored in any of those folders.

I have the ibjts folder with files in it (and also a JTS folder with files), but what does that have to do with the registry?

My real-time charts on Interactivebrokers TWS trading platform have been disappearing on the last 2 versions of TWS (both web and standalone versions). I'm wondering if this is because the chart part of my registry is messed up since I've used 2-3 registry cleaner demos. Can someone tell me...

Hi Mark, I never received any email about STG, and found it on my own. I would recommend the ET notice state it like this: No discussion is allowed on any stock currently trading for less than $5 since that is how ET views penny stocks.

What a crock! "Contributors" are not "Thread Destroyers", among other things. The REAL FACT here is that when someone tries to discuss an IB problem, you 3 people (ddunbar, kiwi_trader, and JimRockford) disrupt the thread by turning it into a personal attack so that others will stop responding...

LOL. I see my 3 main detractors have spoken, kiwi, JimRockford, and ddunbar. The TRUTH will set you free guys! A bit of Intelligence might also help you three. :p

thanks, bob

HAHA. How can you be certain? Anyhow, you have your opinion, and I've stated mine about this matter. JFYI, it is arrogant and ignorant to think that just because you or others have not encountered a certain problem (such as a specific problem with TWS), that the problem does not exist...

I had a similar situation happend with IB a few months ago on a futures trade, QU. It was losing and I couldn't close it out. When I tried to close it out, it created another order, and then I had to close that one out. I communicated to IB about it through email, phone, and their new ticket...

yeah, we can trade at nite, but I hate having to pay extra for the nitetime data. I know Arca just started charging $10 for their market data, do others such as Island also charge now?

I disagree. Risk is up to the individual. If someone doesn't know the risks of penny stocks, they should educate themselves on them before trading them. All stocks are risky, and people are responsible for their own actions as to whether they are dumb enough to bet the farm. That should not be a...