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Yep. Happens to me also. Workaround - Use the reqhistoricaldata function

At least you should be able to test to see if the DP ports are the problem. Disconnect the DP cables, arrange your desktop on the remaining HDMI, let it go to sleep, then resume and see if the problem goes away. Also, does your PC support video over USB-C. If yes, that is another option.

I had a similar windows reshuffling problem for months. I tried most of the solutions suggested on the Internet, which were mostly related to updating the graphics driver. Finally, I found the solution. The problem was that Windows could not restore the positions on a monitor connected with a...

Let's say you and I are betting on the flip of a coin. I'll pay you $60 every time it's heads, and you pay me $40 every time it's tails. If we do this a thousand times I guarantee you would make lots of money. Now let's make one small change. This time we flip only once. I'll pay you $60,000...

Doesn't matter that it happened on the 14th. It is on tomorrow's front page of both the Wall St Journal and the NY Times. True or not, the story will cause a lot of people to think that the government has the ability to crack bitcoin codes.

Well this news should drive down the price of Bitcoin. The FBI cracked the Bitcoin account of the Colonial Pipeline hackers and recovered the Bitcoin ransom. FBI won't say how they managed to accomplish this.

BIIB closed yesterday at $286 is now trading at $403. This morning, before the FDA approved BIIB's Alzheimer drug, a Citi analyst predicted that BIIB would trade around $410 if the drug was approved. Very prescient. Is there a website that has estimates of what upcoming FDA drug...

And give up their ability to manipulate the currency up or down, or to print as much as needed to battle the next pandemic shutdown?

Yes individuals have other avenues for trading, but big institutions won't trade that way.

Thomas Peterffy, the founder of IB was on CNBC this morning and made some interesting stats on IB users: IB has 1.4 million customers, average portfolio $250,000 Less than 2% involved in meme stocks (AMC, GME, etc) Of those involved in meme stocks, longs on average have $50K in meme stocks, the...

The merchant fee varies depending on merchant type and whether or not the card was present. 6% is a bit on the high end, but not unheard of for risky merchants. Also, American Express usually charges a higher fee, but justifies it be having a higher income cardholder base.

Depending on when the sell orders were place, your fill could be at either 9.8 or 9.6

I am not sure what you mean by Wrong, since I didn't make a statement. I only asked how many Day Traders would still be trading after accumulating $5 million? I imagine that any traders that enjoy trading itself, or are very competitive would continue trading. Witness guys like Bezos, Bill...

Do you think you can grow $10,000 to $5 million in 3 years? Well that is what a compounded 18% per month return yields. If day traders could really get these kinds of returns, how many do you think would still be trading after 3 years.

USA Population 333 million. If everyone in the USA got COVID and there was a 99.99% survival rate that would translate to 333,000 deaths. USA COVID deaths so far: 580,000, and certainly not everyone has gotten the virus. Your 99.99% survival rate is obviously inaccurate.

Bank stocks. When inflation rises, the Fed's traditional antidote is to raise interest rates, which is good for banks. And bad for utilities and staples, so you could short those.

May it's because she went and bought a Mac laptop.

At your current level of trading experience, buying the additional data feeds would be like buying a Steinway Grand Piano for a student just learning to play the piano. i.e. a complete waste. Learn how to use the tools that you are initially offered (nasdaq and nyse level 1 and level 2), with...

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