What do people recommend for 43in monitors?

MacBookProHo said:
As far as I'm concerned....the only game in town....is to follow and trade the S&P.

People who follow, or trade, in a lot of things and everything else out there....are just fooling themselves and hurting themselves.

It's all about Trading the S&P, the broad market ticker. The Main Event.
everything else is just foreplay and to pass time and for nonsense, sideshow carnival games.

If someone can trade the S&P successfully, everyday/intraday....they have unlocked the keys to the universe.
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Almost 100% agree. Wouldn't say the ES is "the only game in town"... but there is more than enough action and profit potential in the ES to occupy nearly every trader's energy. (If you're trying to capture a piece of that, trying to follow other markets as closely only harms your overall results... IMV)
 
Scataphagos said:
Almost 100% agree. Wouldn't say the ES is "the only game in town"... but there is more than enough action and profit potential in the ES to occupy nearly every trader's energy...
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That is TODAY's action. I bet you were not saying that 8 years ago. Some folks got lost in the mess during the transition to higher vol markets after Powell, and then COVID, that made the ES a truly respectable-ranging market. So some folks are still stuck following multiple markets. Our resident Apple ho hasn't been trading long enough to realize that.
 
Question for those of you using 4k TV's as monitors: Does anyone have any issue with glare from the screen? It seems as though all the tv's these days have very shiny (non matte) screens. Just wondering how this plays out when using a tv as a monitor? My 32" HP Envy has a pretty matte screen which I like.
 
listedguru said:
Question for those of you using 4k TV's as monitors: Does anyone have any issue with glare from the screen? It seems as though all the tv's these days have very shiny (non matte) screens. Just wondering how this plays out when using a tv as a monitor? My 32" HP Envy has a pretty matte screen which I like.
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If you need a monitor, then buy a monitor. Apple and orange comparison is subjective, the price difference is probably less than 100 bucks.
 
listedguru said:
Question for those of you using 4k TV's as monitors: Does anyone have any issue with glare from the screen? It seems as though all the tv's these days have very shiny (non matte) screens. Just wondering how this plays out when using a tv as a monitor? My 32" HP Envy has a pretty matte screen which I like.
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My 4k TV/Monitors have what I would call a semi-matte screen. A bright source will reflect on the screen. So if you have windows behind you... That said, I have never had a problem with reflections. $200 - $238 for a 43" - 50" is too good to pass up.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/onn-50-C...Smart-TV-HDR-100012585/300694285?athbdg=L1100
 
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