Odd. Could be a one-time event. Let me know if it happens again & if the notification didn’t end up getting grabbed by a spam filter.

Actually, i just got email notifications from comment replies from @bigbadwolf and @getittright, but not from you. And their comments were made in the times between your comment replies in this post.

Yes. To configure your email settings for notifications; Hover over your username at the top-right of the site & then select Settings>Email. You should then have the following options (or similar) available to you. If you’ve only missed one notification & have since received the others, you might want to check your spam folder but let me know if the issue persists.

I still see notification in the blue circle in the top right corner of this site.
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I used to receive email notifications for replies before, but only notice just now that i didn’t get it. So i thought this might be an issue with the site.
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Is that something we can configure (if we want emails or not)?

I assume then, that you have opted to receive email notifications when someone replies or comments on a post or thread that you are on and that you have been receiving email notifications on replies without issue? If so, did you get a notification of my comment next to your username at the top right of the site (blue circle with numbers inside -or- hover on your username & then select “notifications”. Please let me know so I can look into the issue, thanks.

P.S. i didn’t get email notification of your comment reply.

I see. Merci beaucoup.
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Yep. The discontinuity between the equity and overnight futures markets is tricky. Sometimes just need to close out position earlier than needs to. And if this discontinuity isn’t challenging enough, i also need to consider different in timezone as i sometimes go to sleep even before the equity market closes.
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Trading around the clock is way too easy (albeit a health hazard) and way too unchallenging for me! :-P

Which chart, USO or /CL? Also, are you viewing them on a PC or mobile/tablet? On a PC (and I assume a Mac), click anywhere on each chart to expand it. Once expanded, you can pan & zoom the chart for additional detail. To zoom, use a mouse scroll-wheel or a touchpad on a laptop. To pan a zoomed chart (once expanded), right-click & hold while moving your mouse (or touchpad).
On mobile devices, simply pinch-zoom to expand the chart although you might also try clicking on it first to see if it expands. Let me know if you still have issues.