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Joe Blow
17th-June-2004, 02:37 PM
Don't be afraid to start a thread! I want this board to get moving!

Exchanging information is the best way to learn. Two heads are better than one after all!

Go ahead and start a thread - ask a question or tell us about your favourite stock. Or just start a thread even if you have a good joke to tell.

I want to get a real sense of community going here so post away. I want to hear what you have to say! ;)

Jewels
11th-September-2008, 04:31 PM
Hey Joe,
I'd like to find out a lot more about the practical side of arbitrage. Can't find a thread on the topic, and I'm not able to start a new thread. Can you help me out?
Thanks.........:confused:Jewels

Timmy
11th-September-2008, 08:16 PM
What sort of information do you want Jewels? What sort of questions do you want to ask? Ask away here and I will start a new thread for you ... though can't understand why you cannot get one started?

martraci
11th-September-2008, 08:19 PM
:22_yikes: whos afraid !

Kauri
12th-September-2008, 01:37 AM
Don't be afraid to start a thread! I want this board to get moving!

Exchanging information is the best way to learn. Two heads are better than one after all!

Go ahead and start a thread - ask a question or tell us about your favourite stock. Or just start a thread even if you have a good joke to tell.

I want to get a real sense of community going here so post away. I want to hear what you have to say! ;)

Don't forget... you invited it. :D . now I feel free to really let loose.. :bonk:

Slainte
..............Kauri

noirua
12th-September-2008, 03:58 AM
Don't forget... you invited it. :D . now I feel free to really let loose.. :bonk:

Slainte
..............Kauri
Hi Kauri and friends, Before you let loose with all these excellent new threads. I'm sure we will all be totally under..., errr sorry, overwhelmed by them.
Go to: http://www.thebull.com.au/the_stockies/forums.html
Then "feel free" to let loose and vote for Aussie Stock Forums.
You've done it , "GREAT!. WE await your thread...

jimmyjohn
12th-September-2008, 08:20 AM
I have downloaded a free trial of Jim Berg's charts etc. I would like some assistance on what stocks (low price stocks) I could 'watch'. I have put in ADY (Admiralty Resources). Is it ok to ask what else I can just watch for a while.:confused:

CoffeeKing
14th-September-2008, 12:37 AM
Hi Joe:

Can the "time out" for logging you OFF ASF be increased, no idea what it currently is, seems too short if you want to explore elsewhere (not within ASF) and come back? :cool:

I find it interesting that there seems to be a lot of "invisible" people out there, amazing how many would actually be active if invisible was not an option?

Timmy
14th-September-2008, 10:10 AM
Can the "time out" for logging you OFF ASF be increased...
seems too short if you want to explore elsewhere (not within ASF)
See, there's yer problem right there (underlined) :D

Joe Blow
14th-September-2008, 11:22 AM
Can the "time out" for logging you OFF ASF be increased, no idea what it currently is, seems too short if you want to explore elsewhere (not within ASF) and come back? :cool:

Check the box that says 'Remember Me' when you log in and you will never be timed out.

This will keep you logged into ASF until you manually log out.

Wow! This is a really old thread.

pepperoni
14th-September-2008, 11:29 AM
Don't be afraid to start a thread! I want this board to get moving!

Exchanging information is the best way to learn. Two heads are better than one after all!

Go ahead and start a thread - ask a question or tell us about your favourite stock. Or just start a thread even if you have a good joke to tell.

I want to get a real sense of community going here so post away. I want to hear what you have to say! ;)

This is a great sentiment, but the best way to get things moving is to enforce forum rules esp with lurkers whose entire post count is picking for personal reasons and stalking!

In fairness though moderation of late has been top notch, spam posts (yech!) are as low as you can get on a forum, and you already have a vast "core" of friendly and incredibly knowledgable posters.

At this rate I would only expect ongoing success for this forum.