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UDPATE to the fiasco - 8/21/2018 So DAS told @Peter D that they've fixed the bugs in version 5.2.0.31 and that a fresh installation of .31 should resolve our problems. So this is what I did: Saved my DAS Desktop. Backed up my DAS settings. Tools>Back Up Settings. It will save a file to your PC desktop. Copy my entire DAS directory and pasted it somewhere else. Just in case something goes awry, It's nice to have a backup of how everything was. Also, i wanted a copy of my .dsk, .cst, and .htk files. Uninstalled DAS. Restarted PC. Downloaded a fresh copy of .31 here: http://dastrader.com/download/DASInstallIBCO.exe Ran the installation. Copied my .dsk, .cst, .htk files from that backup directory folder I made a few steps back and pasted those files into the newly created DAS directory. Opened DAS and logged in. Restored my settings. Tools>Restore Settings It opened my default desktop file, but I did notice that couple of settings were off a little bit. I opened the desktop again and everything was pretty much good. I had to make a couple of adjustments to my Market Viewer, but that's it. Saved my desktop. I have searched multiple tickers and have not come across the pointer/hand issue yet. Global trendlines can be drawn and removed (remember to left click a line first, then right click, then choose "remove line"). The Global Trendline checkboxes in the chart configuration stay checked when I exit DAS and go back in. So far, so good. If I come across anything odd, I'll update in this thread. Thanks!

Thank you Miguel!

Looks like a great time!

Looks like an amazing trip! Congratulations!

It is with great pleasure that I can report to the BBT community that the Chicago BBT Meetup Round 2 on August 18th with Andrew Aziz was a complete success ! Thank you Logan Bar and Grill (2230 N. California Ave, Logan Square) for your great service and hospitality ! Thank you all who made it out to our event, especially to our BBT friends from Indiana and Detroit (Wow!) and for all of your amazing participation and fellowship! Last, but not least, a special thank you to the man of the hour, Mr. Andrew Aziz !!! Thank you Andrew for traveling to Chicago with your wife, for sharing with us and answering all of our questions and concerns, and for giving us the hope, not the promise, that we can all make better lives for ourselves and for our families! "I believe becoming a consistently profitable trader just might be the hardest thing you will ever do in your life. Respect the process. You are not entitled to make it. You are entitled to work very hard for eight to twelve months, be trained well, and find out how good you can be. You must believe that you will become great." -Andrew Aziz, How To Day Trade For A Living (pg.230) Amen !