Well ... I am!

Danny,

I added the three forums for you. Now, how about you putting a seeder message in each of them?

As for the other thing, you saw that because I made a mistake. Otherwise, no comment!

>I put the seeder message in CAT, DRE and STP is that what you wanted?

Perfect!  Hopefully some people will begin to interact on some of these and we can have some discussion/argument/agreement, etc.

But for now, you're the winner of the StockCentral "Daily Attaboy" (tm)  

>Added ITK files using sds until hemscott files are current.

Againk thanks!  By the way, we should have current data files and regular updates starting ... REAL SOON NOW!   Keep your eyes open.

>I'm still getting screen jumps when typing hthese messages and at the bottom
>of the screen it says "searcing for links that begin with ", [press f3 to jump to the
>next match] [presss \to search for all text]. this changes while I'm typing of course.
>Plus the tab listing  under community stays open while typing

This seems to me to be your browser trying to do a search within the page.  Make sure that you've got your cursor in the data entry box before you start typing.

In firefox, if you start typing on any old spot on the page, it will start searching for that text on the page.  And, a search window will appear at the bottom.  It would seem as though your browser is doing something similar.

I went and removed that attachment for you.

For stock discussions, we have a set of forums that are organized by ticker symbol.  In other words, there is a forum for each ticker (well, several hundred of them at this point in time).

So, if you want to post about Lowes, go to the LOW forum.

We also want to encourage people to share the details of their stock studies.  When you post a comment, please also attach your SSG or ITK file to the message ... if you've got one.

PDF files are great!   They'll let people see your SSG or other information.

But, if you'll also attach and SSG or ITK file, we can grab your judgments out of that, combine it with others' judgments, and create a consensus analysis.

Do both!