u/SharpStarTRK

So I don't wanna eat at a restaurant this year like I usually do, instead I wanna buy tons of snacks I never bought before. So far, I spent $40 on 2 new samyang flavors, 3 ben and jerry ice creams, 2 salad dressings (they were on sale and I had plans to buy them), 1 drizzilicious rice cakes.

What I planned to get, never had these: BTS oreos, fig bars, orange cream filled twizzlers, chocolate brownie clif bars, cosmic brownies (did not had these in years), z bar brownies, dots original pretzels.

Any other recommendations?

As the title says, can't decide on the desk size. My two choices are 78.7 inch x 30.5 inch desk and a 86.6 inch x 35 inch desk.

I currently got one 27 inch monitor and a mac. Planning on getting two or three 27 inch monitors in the future with an upgraded PC. I do have thoughts of doing two 32 inch monitors, but not sure yet. I will 100% add other stuff on the desk like speakers, plants, a lamp, books,, etc. I do other stuff on a desk than just using it for my PC.

Advice?

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Basically, how can I increase my chances of getting approved for futures trading? I do not want to trade futures to be a degenerate and risk most of my account value. I have about 10 years of experience trading the markets, about 6 years with options, and 4 years with commodities (futures). And margin approved. Both trading and long term accounts in the green. My finances are all right, barely any debt, have liquid assets+cash.

Got denied level 3 options (spreads) few weeks ago hence why i am asking about futures here. Honestly, not sure why they didn't let me trade spreads when I had account with them before COVID

Getting the "com.devexperts.tos.thinkscript.runtime.TooComplexException: The complexity of the expression suggests that it may not be reliable with real-time data." when i am trying to reference two studies into my custom column watchlist. Anyone know a way around this?

Not sure if this will work (and want to know before I spend hours coding) but I think if I natively write the whole code of study 2 while while referencing study 1, it won't throw the error. Or reference study 2 and natively write the whole code for study 1.