Stockcharts.com: Down due to the storms

Given the amount of web traffic I am getting today from Google searches for "Stockcharts.com" it would appear the site has fallen victim to the storms in the Northwest. Hopefully, things will be back to normal soon - it took a day for the power to come back in Hawaii after the quake but the problems in Washington State looks to be considerably broader.

For the newcomers to my site, I do a weekly review of the most popular trafficed lists on their site. It is usually posted early Sunday morning ET (late Saturday Hawaii time). Please subscribe to my feed, bookmark, or link to me if you are interested in reading this.

Again, this week's review will depend on how quickly Chip and Co. can get the site back online. Don't hold your breath for tomorrow, but things should be back to normal next week.

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