Email of the day (1)
Comment of the Day

February 25 2012

Commentary by David Fuller

Email of the day (1)

On October's Contrary Opinion Forum speech, plus suggestions for the site:
"David/Eoin - I continue to enjoy the great service - I yesterday reviewed your presentation from last October's contrary forum and found many of your comments/forecasts to be very accurate particularly in relation to the Euro crisis- I had the courage to purchase the Dax at the time primarily based on your balanced opinion.

A couple of suggestions in relation to the site; -when reviewing a share in the comment of day it would be fantastic if one could save to favourites from there -is there an easy way of going to a particular comment of day (say Jan 17th without scrolling through many other comments.

David Fuller's view Thank you for your kind words and congratulations on seizing your opportunities.

I appreciate that it would be convenient if subscribers could save charts opened in Comment of the Day to their Favourites, should they wish to do so. However, Eoin and I save charts from the Library in our own Daily Comment files before linking and uploading them to Comment of the Day. So when you see them in our copy they are no longer coming directly from the Library.

Regarding Comments for specific days, the quickest way to access them at present is to click on the 'Archive' window chevron shown centre-above, select the month in question and then click back on 'Previous Item' shown just above the date. Or if you are looking for a date early in the month, click on the previous month and then 'Next Item' to reach the date sought. The process should not take more than a few seconds.

On a broader, related issue and in all candour, Eoin and I are frustrated by the paucity of software enhancement time that we are able to negotiate and the cost of that service on rare occasions when it is available. It would be nice if our budget stretched to a software writer who was both familiar with our system and could work exclusively for Fullermoney. I am looking into this.


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