Yes, but I have found Google preferencing how often they crawl and the amount of pages indexed based on load speed. I had a few clients that had really bad load speeds and their indexation was 30%. After cleaning up their code and reducing http request we got their load speed increased and their indexation rose to almost 80%.

On the home page on the top RHS the Twitter and YT icons do not appear (see attached) like they do appear when using Chrome.

Not sure if this has been reported.

Yes, I cleared cache.

They show up just fine here on Firefox.

Just thinking about this, it could be the post cache which I cleared. Tomorrow I'll look at repopulating the cache forcefully.

Sent from my phone

This is now done, post cache recreated from scratch.

Mike

@Big Mike, I'm sure you know this, but in case you didn't, the chatbox and the list of recent posts next to it on the main page have been blank all day, or at least since early this morning.

Just FYI.

Bob.

Some quick statistics on asset type popularity in the community:

Forex and Currency Trading category: 6,941 posts (1.4%)
Stocks and ETFs category: 3,860 posts (0.7%)

I've conducted polls over the years asking users to identify their primary trading tool (futures, stocks, forex). In the most recent poll, after 1,000 respondents, the breakdown is as follows:

Futures - 70%
Stocks - 17%
Forex - 13%

However, in the first 24 hours the results were different (skew towards the active users):

Futures - 85%
Stocks - 9%
Forex - 6%

To the Stocks and Forex users within the community: we are not abandoning discussions about stocks or forex. We are simply focusing on what is already popular within the community: futures. Since very few of you discuss stocks or forex, I am sure you find value in the general concepts that the futures traders are discussing on the site, and apply that in your own stock and forex trading.

Mike