DGI For The DIY

[fenders53]

(02-15-2020, 11:32 PM)EricL Wrote:

(02-15-2020, 06:31 PM)fenders53 Wrote: Yes that is much easier to read data, but at least one chart is leaking into the "ads" on the right panel.  For me anyway.

Thanks for the feedback, I noticed that too.

Just did some tweaking, and I think I've got the table looking correctly now.

I really enjoy your contributions Eric.  The DGI portion of my portfolio shares a similar philosophy.  You truly have caused me to research some good stocks.  

And since you seem open to constructive feedback, lose the commission column.  That's fine for your records, but nobody cares if you paid two bucks or the trade was free.  Use the space for something useful to readers.  Hardly an emergency of course.

BTW Cracker Barrel is another stock you put me onto.  I keep a base DGI position for the great dividend.  But it seems pretty volatile for the BIZ.  Probably because it's a Nasdaq stock.  When it dips I add 3 or 5 shares.  A few days or a week later I'm taking a profit and tell the wife we need to go out to eat and spend it. (Acting like the trading guru I am not lol).  She loves the CBRL gift shop full of neat stuff nobody actually needs. On a more serious note I need to add to my base position next time is goes sub 155. That div is tough to find in the restaurant sub-sector. They have little national competition in the "southern food" niche.  Southerners do move and the menu plays well enough all over the Northland too.