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Basically my company mail, we receive alot of system alerts by mail amd everyy 1-2 weeks my mail decides it cant delete deleted items like permanently remove them.

Any workaround or solution, i think just waiting 2 days will fix it by itself … i have around 7k emails in my deleted items and i dont want my storage to be full ( everyday we receive around 2.5k mails).

And i checked for my company IT we have no rules that doesnt allow deleting for some reason. He said he will check it for me but now he is holiday so thought if anyone has a fix or work around for this would be great❤️

Basically my company mail, we receive alot of system alerts by mail amd everyy 1-2 weeks my mail decides it cant delete deleted items like permanently remove them.

Any workaround or solution, i think just waiting 2 days will fix it by itself … i have around 7k emails in my deleted items and i dont want my storage to be full ( everyday we receive around 2.5k mails).

And i checked for my company IT we have no rules that doesnt allow deleting for some reason. He said he will check it for me but now he is holiday so thought if anyone has a fix or work around for this would be great❤️

Beginner trader here — I’ve been learning support and resistance, and overall it’s been working pretty well for me, but I’m confused about multiple timeframes.

For example:
- On the 15-minute chart, price may be hitting a support zone and look bullish/reversal-ready.
- But on the 4-hour chart, the overall trend can still be bearish and far from major support.

This makes it hard to know which levels to trust more.

My question:
How do experienced traders approach support/resistance across different timeframes? Should higher timeframes always take priority, or can lower timeframe support still be reliable for trades?

I understand the basics, but I’d really appreciate advice on the logic behind multi-timeframe analysis and how to avoid getting confused.

Any beginner-friendly guidance would help a lot.

Option 1: HP EliteBook 845 G8
Ryzen 5 PRO 5650U
16GB RAM
14” display
AMD integrated graphics
$300

Option 2: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 2
Intel i5-1145G7 (11th gen)
16GB RAM
14” touchscreen
Intel Iris Xe graphics
$325

I keep seeing mixed opinions:

Some say Ryzen 5650U is much stronger than the Intel i5

Others say ThinkPads are more durable and have better keyboards/build quality

Not sure how much touchscreen and Iris Xe actually matter in real use

Option 1: HP EliteBook 845 G8
Ryzen 5 PRO 5650U
16GB RAM
14” display
AMD integrated graphics
$300

Option 2: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 2
Intel i5-1145G7 (11th gen)
16GB RAM
14” touchscreen
Intel Iris Xe graphics
$325

I keep seeing mixed opinions:

Some say Ryzen 5650U is much stronger than the Intel i5

Others say ThinkPads are more durable and have better keyboards/build quality

Not sure how much touchscreen and Iris Xe actually matter in real use

Option 1: HP EliteBook 845 G8
Ryzen 5 PRO 5650U
16GB RAM
14” display
AMD integrated graphics
$300

Option 2: Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 2
Intel i5-1145G7 (11th gen)
16GB RAM
14” touchscreen
Intel Iris Xe graphics
$325

I keep seeing mixed opinions:

Some say Ryzen 5650U is much stronger than the Intel i5

Others say ThinkPads are more durable and have better keyboards/build quality

Not sure how much touchscreen and Iris Xe actually matter in real use