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Hi @coalimp, You can try to place a Guranteed stop : Guaranteed stops work in the same way as basic stops, except that they will always be filled at the level you set, even if prices move rapidly or gapping occurs. More details here. All the best - Arvin

Hi @Citygirl, We take our clients query very seriously our customer representatives are sales trader. Sometimes it takes time to identify where the issue is from and it requires need to collaboration of few teams such has the helpdesk, dealing desk, IT team or corporate actions. I am glad to hear that they found a solution for your problem. All the best - Arvin

The Australian mining giant’s latest less-than-stellar production update brought the stock's recent rally to an abrupt halt. Source: Bloomberg BHP (ASX: BHP) share price fell to A$38.39 on Tuesday (19 October) The mining play reported lower copper and iron ore production volumes for the September-ending quarter Analysts are largely optimistic about the stock, which is up 2.3% in the last one month Keen to take advantage of BHP’s rising share price? Open an account with us to long the stock now. BHP stock price: what’s the latest? BHP shares closed 2% lower on Tuesday, after it reported a year-on-year decline in copper and iron ore production for its latest financial quarter. Copper production dropped 9% in the September-ending quarter against the same period a year ago, while iron ore production fell 4% from September 2020. The group said lower copper volumes were experienced at the Olympic Dam, due to the commencement of a planned smelter maintenance campaign, which led to a one-month delay on top of Covid-19 related border restrictions. Iron ore production figures were also due to planned major maintenance, including car dumper one and the impacts of temporary rail labour shortages caused by pandemic-related border restrictions. Nevertheless, BHP guided that copper production for the full 2022 financial year remains unchanged at between 1,590 kilo tonne (kt) and 1,760 kt. Iron ore guidance for the year also remains unchanged at between 249 mega tonne (mt) and 259 mt. Read more: Beginner’s guide to day trading How do analysts currently view BHP? The stock is up 2.3% in the last one month, but down 11% year to date. Shares have been rising of late, thanks to rallying iron ore prices. Eight analysts recommended ‘buy’ on the Australia-listed counter as of mid-October 2021, with five rating it ‘hold’, and none giving ‘sell’ calls. Their average price target was A$47.89, Bloomberg data showed. On Monday (11 October), Bernstein and Macquarie both gave ‘outperform’ ratings, alongside targets of A$45 and A$56 respectively. Deutsche Bank suggested BHP was a ‘buy’ in the short term, as the counter had ‘materially lagged’ its peers since mid-August. ‘We’ve been surprised by the underperformance given the powerful rally in energy and coking coal prices in recent weeks,’ the analysts wrote. However, they pointed out that near-term downside risks included declining commodity prices and a strong US dollar. Feeling bullish or bearish about BHP shares? Take your position on BHP and over 13,000 Australian and international shares via CFDs or share trading – and trade it all seamlessly from one platform. Learn more about share CFDs or share trading with us, or open an account to get started today. Kelvin Ong | Financial writer, Singapore 19 October 2021

Hi @GRINSA @joejones1905, Unfortunately this function is not available in the share dealing accounts. You can access your daily statement to see at what price level you bought or sold shares. I will forward your feedback to the relevant department. Thank you - Arvin

Hi @Doggie52, For API support, you can send your query to webapisupport@ig.com. I hope that it helps ! All the best - Arvin

Hi @Citygirl, Thank you for you post. We are sorry to hear that you are having issues with IG. Please reach out to helpdesk.uk@ig.com. Our team will investigate the order error. If effectively the error comes from IG, I am sure that our team will find a reasonable solution to make it up any inconvenience caused. If an error is detected it is instantly raised to the IT department to work on a fix ASAP. All the best - Arvin

Hi Ravikumar, It is likely that you have a Limited Risk account : "A limited risk account ensures that you will not lose more than the initial deposit required to open your trades by requiring you to attach a guaranteed stop to all your positions. Guaranteed stops provide you with protection against slippage, but you may still be exposed to currency risk if you trade in a currency other than your base currency. You will not be able to use other types of stops, like trailing stops". Once you gain some experience on the platform you will be able to change to a standard account that does not require any guaranteed stops to be attached to your orders. Please reach out to helpdesk.uk@ig.com or use our live chat feature on the IG website for further information. All the best - Arvin

Hi Dan, IG do offer the integration of L2, MT4 and ProRealTime. We also have our own trading platform which is the one you are using as a Demo. The Live Platform will be similar as the demo account. You can just logging and use the IG platform to trade on a desktop, tablet or mobile devices. I hope that it helps ! All the best - Arvin

The buy now, pay later (BNPL) operator saw a dip in its share price despite posting stellar first quarter results. Source: Bloomberg Zip (ASX: Z1P) share price inched down to close at A$6.75 on Monday (18 October) The group saw sales almost double to A$136.8 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2022 Citi analysts recently downgraded the stock to ‘neutral’ from ‘buy’ Keen to take advantage of Zip’s falling share price? Open an account with us to short the stock now. Zip stock price: what’s the latest? Zip shares closed 1.5% lower to kick start the week, following the release of its latest quarterly result. The group posted a ‘record’ revenue of A$136.8 million in the quarter ending 30 September 2021, an 89% year-on-year increase. Quarterly transaction volume also more than doubled from the same period a year ago to A$1.9 billion on the back of all-time high transaction numbers of 14.7 million (up 177% year-on-year). Customer numbers also jumped up 82% to 8 million, while merchants on the platform increased to 55,200, based on the latest set of unaudited figures. ‘The continued growth of the business across all key metrics in the face of significant external challenges, yet again proves the resilience of the Zip business, and demonstrates the significant size, and early stage of the global BNPL opportunity,’ said Zip Managing Director and Global CEO, Larry Diamond. During the quarter, the BNPL firm also successfully completed a global rebrand in six countries from Quadpay to Zip, as well as entered into an agreement with Microsoft to integrate Zip’s instalment payment technology natively into the shopping experience within the Microsoft Edge web browser. What’s next for Z1P? In terms of stock outlook, Citi analysts recently downgraded their rating from ‘buy’ to ‘neutral’ and price target to A$7.40 from A$7.95 a share. ‘Zip’s app downloads were down for the sixth consecutive month in September,’ said the investment firm. ‘We have lowered US customer growth assumptions and forecast 4.957 million customers in the US in 1Q21, which assumes customer net adds of 520k in 1Q22e.’ The new forecast works out to be 14% lower in net customer additions as compared to the figure of 608,000 recorded in the fourth quarter of 2021. The analysts foresee capital risks ahead for Zip, stating that they expect operational expenses to increase. ‘With A$462 million of cash available as of Jun’21, Z1P has ample balance sheet capacity to funds its growth, including the recent US$50 million investment in Indian BNPL operator ZestMoney,’ Citi wrote. ‘However, we do see potential need for an equity raise, especially if Z1P accelerates its international expansion strategy.’ Feeling bearish or bullish about Zip? Take your position on Zip and over 13,000 Australian and international shares via CFDs or share trading – and trade it all seamlessly from one account. Learn more about share CFDs or share trading with us, or open an account to get started today. Kelvin Ong | Financial writer, Singapore 18 October 2021

Find out what to expect from Tesla’s earnings results, how they will affect Tesla share price, and how to trade Tesla’s earnings. Source: Bloomberg Shares Tesla, Inc. Price Market trend Relative strength index Tesla When is Tesla’s results date? Third quarter (Q3) figures for the closely watched electric vehicle company will be released on Wednesday, 20 October 2021 after market close, and from its new headquarters in Texas. Tesla share price: forecasts from Q3 results When it comes to deliveries figures released earlier this month, a total of 241,300 electric cars during the Q3 of this year took analysts by surprise, surpassing expectations of around 220K vehicles, its production during the period around 238K cars, and where a vast majority of them – over 96% – were the more affordable Model 3 and Y, the remaining minority the higher end Model S and X. Last time around 99% of the 201K vehicles delivered in the second quarter (Q2) were made up of the more reasonably priced low-margin duo, though that didn’t stop Tesla from reporting net income that for the first time surpassed $1 billion, regulatory credits making up less than a third of that amount, and gross margins higher than the four quarters (Q4) that preceded it. Given deliveries are larger this time around (with a record 56K of Chinese-made vehicles according to China Passenger Car Association (CPCA)), and analysts have been scrambling to revise earnings upwards, 26% higher than what average estimates were a few months back. Price increases and supply chain woes are items investors and traders are noting, and aren’t exclusive to Tesla’s earnings which given the increase in production has meant it has managed the semiconductor shortage better than its competitors. Regulatory credits ought to mean even less moving forward with both non-electric vehicle competition entering into the sphere, and electric vehicle startups boosting production. Exposure to cryptocurrencies is considered a plus this time around with bitcoin prices over a third higher than at the start of the Q3. Overall, expectations this time around are for an earnings per share of $1.5, nearly double its reading for the same quarter last year, and slightly above its Q2 reading. Revenue is also expected to rise to over $13 billion from revenue of almost $12 billion in the last quarter. There’s also the question of whether full-year guidance will be revised higher, and by how much. Recommendations amongst analysts continue to vary but are less at the extremes than they were in August and September, the median in the middle and overall averaging to a slight buy rating, though unlike last time its share price is above the average price target (source: finance.yahoo.com). Trading Tesla’s Q3 results: weekly technical overview and trading strategies From a technical standpoint – and it’ll always mean less in the face of a fundamental event where levels will hold less relevance as market makers withdraw their liquidity to avoid getting stuck on a volatile trend move opposite – it’s been far more positive since the last time it released its figures and where key technical indicators were mostly neutral. Prices are above all its main short and long-term moving averages in both daily and weekly time frames, a positive Directional Movement Index (DMI) on the short-term daily with the Plus Directional Indicator (DI+) also above the Minus Directional Indicator (DI-) on the weekly time frame though by a smaller margin. It’s at the upper end of the Bollinger bands in both time frames with relative strength index (RSI) readings just below overbought territory on the weekly, and where the average directional movement index (ADX) isn’t showing a propensity to trend in the longer-term weekly time frame as it is on the daily. Overall, while the technical overview is bullish in both time frames with prices within its bull trend channel, follow-through beyond key levels has been limiting and lacking momentum, and it stands near a significant resistance level, meaning a bull trend overview that’s stalling in the sense that buy-breakout strategies even if net outperforming on the run up to these levels have been tested by consolidatory moves back towards the lower end of the channel. Conformist strategies for those expecting the bull run to offer more upside potential are therefore buys off of key levels, though ideally via reversal if initiating on a drop towards key support levels, while daring contrarians can consider sell strategies as clarified below, though keeping in mind it’s opposite the current technical overview, and where risking a lot for what thus far has been small rewards could backfire should the trend persist. Current technical overview Bull trend - stalling Technical overview conformist strategies Buy 1st support after reversal, buy 1st resistance upon breakout from below Technical overview contrarian strategies Sell 1st resistance at/before price, sell 1st support upon breakout from above S/L for 2nd resistance 922.07 2nd resistance 900.40 S/L for 1st resistance 878.74 1st resistance 857.07 Relative starting point 813.73 1st support 770.39 S/L for 1st support 748.72 2nd support 727.06 S/L for 2nd support 705.39 Source: IG Tesla Weekly Chart with retail sentiment (blue-dotted line) Source: IG IG Client sentiment* and short interest for Tesla shares Retail trader bias was a consistent heavy buy bias prior to the recent bull trend moves, but with consistent price gains and some longs have been enticed into closing out, while some shorts getting tempted into initiating near a long-term resistance level last seen in April, the blue-dotted line in the chart above representing retail trader bias as % long steadily dropping. As a result, while it’s still majority long sentiment held amongst IG’s clients (and in turn net beneficiaries of the latest bull run), it has dropped out of heavy buy territory to settle at 61% according to the latest reading, down from 63% at the start of last week. As for short interest, it has dropped further from where it was prior to Q2 earnings at 34,093,281 where it was 4.4% of shares floated, to 29.2 million representing a smaller 3.64%, and far less than the heavier 60 million readings we saw last year (source: shortsqueeze.com). Source: IG *The percentage of IG client accounts with positions in this market that are currently long or short. Calculated to the nearest 1%, as of today morning 8am for the outer circle. Inner circle is from the previous trading day. Monte Safieddine | Market analyst, Dubai 19 October 2021

American Airlines Q3 earnings expected to improve, but the road back to profitability appears to be a slow one. Source: Bloomberg Shares Airline United States American Airlines Technical analysis Revenue When will American Airlines report their latest earnings? American Airlines report their earnings for the third quarter (Q3) pre-market open on Friday 22 October 2021. American Airlines recovery under the microscope American Airlines have been hit hard over the course of the past two years, with global lockdowns serving to ground their entire fleet for the first time in the history of the company. The global Covid-19 pandemic has hit few sectors harder than the travel sector, yet there is optimism that things are on the mend. Unfortunately, American Airlines are one of the hardest-hit US carriers, with few signs that their crucial business class revenue stream is about to rebound swiftly. Nonetheless, the White House decision to allow travel for all fully vaccinated visitors from 8 November does provide hopes that we will soon see the company’s international service resume. The relative reliability of domestic travel has helped their competitors stage a relatively stable recovery, yet international and business travel will need to improve markedly before American Airlines investors can look ahead with confidence. Unfortunately, rising fuel costs will provide another major hurdle to overcome, with investors keeping a close eye out for projections of how much this energy crisis could cost the firm. American Airlines earnings – what to expect Markets expect to see revenues continue their upward trajectory in Q3, with forecasts of $8.9 billion representing the best performance since first quarter (Q1) 2020. Primarily that improvement (from $7.5 billion) comes from rising passenger business as cargo revenues are expected to decline. Despite expectations of higher revenues, the company is still expected to post a loss for the quarter. Coming off the back of a second quarter (Q2) loss of $1.4 billion, we are expecting to see a loss of $890 million. That helps drive expectations of a loss per share of $1.07. However, that does represent an improvement from the $1.69 loss per share seen in the second quarter. American Airlines earnings – valuation and broker ratings The uncertain outlook for American Airlines translates into a mixed set of forecasts from analysts. Out of 21 analysts, there are just five ‘buy’ recommendations, eight ‘holds’ and eight ‘sell’ recommendations. American Airlines shares – technical analysis Shares in American Airlines have been on the back foot over the course of the past fortnight, with the price falling back into the 76.4% Fibonacci support level of $19.48. Given the wider 76.4% Fibonacci retracement into the $18.46 level, there is a good chance we could be on the cusp of a bullish turn from here. A break below the $18.64 level would raise a warning that the price could break lower once again. However, until that happens there is a good chance we see the bulls come back into play in the near future. Source: ProRealTime Joshua Mahony | Senior Market Analyst, London 19 October 2021

Hi @Forrest, I have contacted the relevant department to have an update on the MT5 integration. I will post on the IG Community if there is any update on the progress of the project. Thank you - Arvin

Hi @Henry00, Your request has been submitted. Thank you - Arvin

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S&P 500 AND NASDAQ 100 WEEKLY FORECAST: SLIGHTLY BULLISH Corporate earnings will be key for the U.S. stock market in the near term Netflix and Tesla’s quarterly results will be in focus in the week ahead, following strong profits from major banks in the last few days If the tech sector performs well and issues positive guidance, there is scope for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 to continue their recovery Most read - S&P 500, DAX 40, FTSE 100 Forecasts: Bank Earnings Trigger Risk-on Mood In recent months, a lot of pessimism has percolated through the marketon fears that red-hot inflation, stoked by surging energy prices and supply chain disruptions, will weigh on consumer sentiment and curtail economic growth. The anxiety has translated into investor caution, increased volatility, and moderate S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 weakness, but it hadn’t yet led to a major correction as dip buyers have emerged at every opportunity to fuel a rebound and propel equities higher. However, with third-quarter earnings season in full swing, dip buyers may be reluctant to step in in the event of a significant pullback, especially if U.S. companies underwhelm expectations and start issuing profit warnings left and right. Fortunately, this has not yet been the case; on the contrary, most firms that have reported results so far have surprised on the upside, with the big banks beating consensus by a wide margin and offering constructive guidance despite the various economic headwinds. Goldman Sachs, for example, crushed analysts’ forecasts handsomely, with profits jumping 63% and revenue climbing 26% year-on-year, thanks to record deal-making activity in its investment banking unit. Sadly, financials account for only ~11% of the S&P 500, so before assessing the broad stock market outlook, traders should wait and see how the other sectors perform and what kind of guidance they offer when it is their turn to announce their results. Of particular interest should be the technology segment as it represents approximately 30% of the benchmark. That said, the spotlight will be on Netflix (NFLX) and Tesla (TSLA) in the week ahead, but perhaps more attention will be paid to the electric auto-marker, as its quarterly performance and outlook may offer clues about consumer spending on large discretionary items and the struggle manufacturers face in sourcing parts amid ongoing supply chain bottlenecks. The following table shows the earnings release date and the EPS forecasts for both NFLX and TSLA. Source: Yahoo Finance Focusing on Tesla, expectations are high following news that the company achieved an impressive record last quarter, with 241,300 cars delivered, 20,000 units more than analysts anticipated. The increased deliveries and capacity rampamid sustained demand for its vehicles, despite logistical challenges, suggest investors could be in for a bullish surprise on Wednesday. If so, market anxiety could begin to dissipate, paving the way for a moderate upside move in the S&P 500, but especially in the Nasdaq 100. On the other hand, if Tesla's results disappoint and the manufacturer provides bleak guidance, sentiment could take a hit, dragging down big tech companies and triggering a sizable pullback in some of the tech-leaning equity indexes. S&P 500 AND NASDAQ 100 DAILY CHART Source: TradingView EDUCATION TOOLS FOR TRADERS Are you just getting started? Download our beginners’ guide for FX traders Would you like to know more about your trading personality? Take our quiz and find out IG's client positioning data provides valuable information on market sentiment. Get your free guide on how to use this powerful trading indicator here. Subscribe to the DailyFX Newsletter for weekly market updates and insightful analysis Diego Colman, Market Analyst / DailyFX 18 October 2021 DailyFX provides forex news and technical analysis on the trends that influence the global currency markets.

Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 18th October 2021. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made. Dividends highlighted in red include a special dividend, therefore some or all of the amount will not be adjusted. Amount in brackets is the expected adjustment after special dividends excluded (where shown on major indices). Dividend adjustments due to be posted on a bank holiday will usually be posted on the previous working day. If you have any queries or questions on this please let us know in the comments section below. For further information regarding dividend adjustments, and how they affect your positions, please take a look at the video. NB: All dividend adjustments are forecasts and therefore speculative. A dividend adjustment is a cash neutral adjustment on your account. Special Dividends N/A How do dividend adjustments work? This information has been prepared by IG, a trading name of IG Markets Limited. In addition to the disclaimer below, the material on this page does not contain a record of our trading prices, or an offer of, or solicitation for, a transaction in any financial instrument. IG accepts no responsibility for any use that may be made of these comments and for any consequences that result. No representation or warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Consequently any person acting on it does so entirely at their own risk. Any research provided does not have regard to the specific investment objectives, financial situation and needs of any specific person who may receive it. It has not been prepared in accordance with legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and as such is considered to be a marketing communication. Although we are not specifically constrained from dealing ahead of our recommendations we do not seek to take advantage of them before they are provided to our clients. See full non-independent research disclaimer and quarterly summary.

HI @jongco, GitLab has already been requested, it should be online shortly. Thank you - Arvin

HI @BubbaBubbaBubba, Both stocks were added. All the best - Arvin

The recent Iron Ore highlights a potential buying opportunity for FTSE mining stocks Rio Tinto, BHP Group and Anglo American. However, questions remain over the Chinese demand outlook. Source: Bloomberg Shares Rio Tinto Iron Iron ore BHP China Iron Ore rebounds after a difficult five-months Iron Ore has experienced a volatile Covid-19 pandemic, with the huge Chinese industrial push of 2020 helping to lift prices by 140% in a 15-month period into May 2021. However, that uptrend came to an abrupt end as prices fell over 55% in the months that followed. However, the first two weeks of October have provided some grounds for optimism, with the price of iron ore on the rise. Chinese economic activity remains a critical element for iron ore prices, with the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns throwing off the economic boom that had been taking place in 2020. Instead, much of 2021 has seen industrial production fall off sharply despite a particularly strong quarter one (Q1). However, more importantly we have seen steel production head lower in a move that has dragged iron ore prices lower. It is notable that the long-term trend is upward for Chinese steel production, and thus it is likely we will see things improve as economic restrictions ease. Source: Tradingeconomics.com Crucially, both of those indicators represent the outlook for August. However, we can look towards the Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) to bring a leading view on how things are shaping up. Following a worrying figure of 49.2, the survey moved back into the key 50 threshold in September. Clearly the economic picture remains clouded. Whether we start to see industrial and steel production head north remains to be seen, but at least the manufacturing PMI shows a move out of contraction in September. Source: Caixin, IHS Markit Coming at a time when inflation appears to be rife across commodity markets, we are looking at a possible phase where both businesses and investors alike seek the security of holding physical assets. For businesses, this can mean buying more of a product than may be needed in a bid to avoid and supply chain disruptions. For investors, this can mean a desire to invest in commodity or mining stocks as a haven to protect themselves from rampant inflation and monetary tightening. The monthly chart below highlights how the recent recovery takes place after a decline which took us close but not below the February low of $562. That signals a potential bullish reversal coming into play here for Iron Ore. The long-term uptrend points towards a potential period of upside here, with a break below that $562 required to raise major questions over a wider long-term decline for iron ore. Source: ProRealTime The daily chart highlights how the recent rally has taken us back towards the 76.4% Fibonacci resistance level at $811. Crucially, with questions remaining around the Chinese recovery, we could see a short-term pullback here. A break up through $876 would be required to bring about a more reliable reversal signal for iron ore. Source: ProRealTime The FTSE 100 has a number of major mining companies that would be heavily influenced by the price of iron ore. In particular, Rio Tinto, BHP Group and Anglo American represent the three main producers to watch. Source: IG Rio Tinto Shares in Rio Tinto have been on the back foot over the course of the past five-months, with the stock down 22% from its May highs. Notably, this decline has recently taken us back towards the 76.4% Fibonacci support level, with a bullish trend still in play unless we see the £37.91 support level taken out. It is worthwhile noting that the current break out of the oversold in the stochastic oscillator also presents a historically profitable buy signal. The past six such occasions have resulted in relatively reliable moments to get long this stock. Source: ProRealTime BHP Group While the company plans to delist from the FTSE main index next year, investors may still look towards this mining behemoth with optimism as iron ore turns higher. Just like Rio Tinto, the BHP stock is 22% down from its May high thanks largely to the decline in Iron Ore prices. Once again, the stochastic is rotating out of oversold. With momentum starting to shift in favour of the bulls, there is a good chance we will see the stock rise following this recent deep retracement. Source: ProRealTime Anglo American With Anglo American less exposed to Iron Ore prices than the likes of Rio Tinto and BHP, the stock is down 16% from its May highs. With the price falling below $25.24 support last month, we have seen a double top formation come into fruition. Nonetheless, we can look at this as a potential ABC-style retracement unless the price breaks below the $21.89 support. The recent pullback found support on the 76.4% Fibonacci support level at $24.54, signalling the potential for a bullish reversal from here. Source: ProRealTime Keep an eye out for the Rio Tinto quarterly operations review (Friday), and the Anglo American production report on 21 October. The recent rise in iron ore prices does raise hopes that the worst is over in China, with steel output a key indicator to watch as a gauge of demand. The lockdowns may have drawn to an end, but fears around energy-induced factory lockdowns do highlight how we remain at a volatile time for the world’s second largest economy. Joshua Mahony | Senior Market Analyst, London 14 October 2021

HI @Kostas, Thank you for your feedback it will be forwarded to the relevant department. All the best - Arvn

Hi @Blubberland, On the top left corner of PRT charts, there's a chain icon, which is the linking button: For you primary chart you should keep it linked and unlink the other charts that you don't want to see changing. If you need further assistance please reach out to helpdesk.uk@ig.com, the IT team will be able to assist you further. All the best - Arvin

Hi @amilio, Apologies for the late reply. Could you please clarify what happened on which stock? Thank you - Arvin

Hi @Goose007, It is due to a Corporate Action. I have reached out to the Corporate Action team to know when the Stock will be back online. I believe that it will be shortly, we will keep you updated with @AndaIG. Thank you - Arvin

Hi @BubbaBubbaBubba, I have submitted both requests. All the best - Arvin