New to BPT starting this week. Mostly interested in the
SPY/(coming ETF) strategies). Got stuck in the XLE
downturn, trying to decide whether to cut losses or see if it
bounces from here. Thoughts?
What's the preferred way to capture and insert images from
Stockcharts?
energy names been holding up better than crude - they had
started under perfming in May and early June before they had the
correction, now you see the opposite
I use a program called snagit, any type of screen capture you
want to use. Many images you can just right click on the image and
click save as - in
stockcharts.comyou dont' need any
software you can just right click on the image and click save as
then give it a name. For images you cant do that use a screen
capture - Windows has this built in by default it's called Snipping
Tool - type that into your windows search and it pulls up - best to
save the images as .png files
since you asked about Stockcharts, as I said above you don't
need any screen capture software, just right click on the image and
save as. then simply drag image into the post
I've used Snagit for years. It's great. You can even record
videos from your screen, hours-long ones, which is great for
recording T.A. webinars etc. Unfortunately, they don't support
older versions of themselves for cheapies like me. Windows has a
program called paint, free with Windows, quirky but it works just
as well.
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New to BPT starting this
Posted by scooter on 14th of Jul 2022 at 02:26 pm
New to BPT starting this week. Mostly interested in the SPY/(coming ETF) strategies). Got stuck in the XLE downturn, trying to decide whether to cut losses or see if it bounces from here. Thoughts?
What's the preferred way to capture and insert images from Stockcharts?
After glancing at energy -
Posted by steve on 14th of Jul 2022 at 03:00 pm
After glancing at energy - seems to be basing somewhat. XOM retested lows (possible short term double bottom to monitor)
energy names been holding up
Posted by matt on 14th of Jul 2022 at 03:01 pm
energy names been holding up better than crude - they had started under perfming in May and early June before they had the correction, now you see the opposite
I use a program called
Posted by matt on 14th of Jul 2022 at 02:53 pm
I use a program called snagit, any type of screen capture you want to use. Many images you can just right click on the image and click save as - in stockcharts.comyou dont' need any software you can just right click on the image and click save as then give it a name. For images you cant do that use a screen capture - Windows has this built in by default it's called Snipping Tool - type that into your windows search and it pulls up - best to save the images as .png files
since you asked about Stockcharts, as I said above you don't need any screen capture software, just right click on the image and save as. then simply drag image into the post
I've used Snagit for years.
Posted by brophy on 14th of Jul 2022 at 04:23 pm
I've used Snagit for years. It's great. You can even record videos from your screen, hours-long ones, which is great for recording T.A. webinars etc. Unfortunately, they don't support older versions of themselves for cheapies like me. Windows has a program called paint, free with Windows, quirky but it works just as well.