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Erik,
things have improved lately. During the last week of February, nearly all
QCharts servers have been upgraded to Comstock's 384K feed, as compared to
the old 128K feed they used before. The complaints on the QCharts mailing
list about connection problems have all but dried up now.
Here are, IMHO, the advantages of QCharts vs. ESignal:
- great charting included at no charge, much superior to ESignal
- several years of back data at no cost - Esignal has only a few weeks
- delayed data for any market, free of charge
- no symbol limit
I have tried both, and am happy with QCharts now.
Disclaimer - No connections except an internet connection! <g>
Michael Suesserott
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Von: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]Im Auftrag von Erik C. Olson
Gesendet: Friday, March 02, 2001 22:48
An: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: Re: Reltime Qote Service
eSignal does not charge for its software. And you can buy an annual
subscription to the service which really cuts your costs. Reliable
data, but clunky interface, even with improvements in 6.0. If only
QCharts could solve the datafeed reliability and data calculations, it
would be unbeatable. The interface is the active trader's best friend.
Erik
Joe Duffy wrote:
> I only knew Q charts was the cheapest available, Here a breakdown Q
> Charts $95 + exch feesE signal $195 + exchange fees + software to run
> itFutureSource or Tradstation $295 for internet feed + exchange fees,
> but includes softwareCQG $395 for internet feed + exch fees but
> includes software
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