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Hi Vitaly,
Happy holidays to you and yours. I don't use the automation feature of TF8.x
for multiple issue system test reporting (because I like the charting
appearance of MS 6.5 better) but I'm sure it can do them.
You'd have to try it to see what I mean when I say TF8.x and MS6.5 are
complimentary, and not necessarily competitive.
BTW, there's a Technifilter discussion group over on Silicon Investor,
supported by none other than our own Richard Estes. Infrequent, but
illuminating posts for Technifilter users.
Happy Holidays to all,
Dick
-----Original Message-----
From: Vitaly Larichev <vitaly@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Dick <dick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, December 24, 1997 6:37 AM
Subject: Re: Exploration for Metastock 6.5
>Holiday Greetings, Dick !
>
>It was nice to learn that Technifilter can do more (in some aspects)
>than Metastock. The thing that I consider as a major drawback in MS is
>that you cannot test a strategy (in its System Tester) on many issues
>simultaneously. Is it feasible with Technifilter?
>
> Cheers, Vitaly
>
>
>Dick wrote:
>>
>> Hi Jim,
>>
>> I heard about the Technifilter program from Frank Gaylord, and bought
>> the Dos version. I liked it so much, I also bought the new version,
>> and it compliments Metastock perfectly.....they both use the same file
>> format (Metastock) and since I use the Chartcraft version of Point and
>> Figure charting, I find the configurability of the point and figure
>> searches to be unique. As far as I know, there is no other software
>> commercially available that will do what Technifilter 8.1 does. It's
>> also nice to be able to create lists in text format and automate all
>> your searches together. As for speed, I think the Windows format slows
>> TF8.x down a little from the Dos version. (but since it's automated,
>> you just leave it alone and come back to it, when it's done.)
>>
>> Metastock has strengths that TF8 doesn't have and visa versa, so I'd
>> recommend both.
>>
>> Also, the tech support doesn't get any better than Clay at
>> Rtr/Technifilter.
>>
>> Dick
>>
>
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