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Pat,
In your quest to compare and contrast the differences and features
between Metastock and Amibroker you will need to understand the
difference in trading versus investing. Part of this will be
understanding how technical analysis plays into these two arenas.
You will also need to understand the history between Metastock and
Amibroker. For this I would suggest visiting the messages of this
site numbered 19118 through 19121 and 20759 through 20794. My
opinion is that Amibroker has the capability to be programmed in a
number of different languages. Metastock is pretty straight forward.
I don't need to be a programmer in order to use it. This leaves me
more time to devote to technical analysis which is far more
complex.
If you are simply looking for a comparison of the two programs then
visit www.elitetrader.com or www.traders.com , which is the home
page for Technical Analysis of STOCKS & COMMODITIES Magazine . The
magazine does an annual review of software and will be your best bet
for an analysis of the program differences.
Hope this helps,
Preston
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "metastockv10"
<metastockv10@xxx> wrote:
>
> Thank you for your response, believe me that first what I ussually
do
> when I post on some forum or newsletter, I use search option.
> I did it here, before I posted. I found some answers but they are
not
> pretty constructive, and what they ussually say ist that those
> programmes are rather the same and "making money" on the stock
depends
> on your skills not on the programme you use. It is not kinf of
answer
> I was looking for. I would be really greatful if someone could
tell me
> which features should I compare in those programmes even if they
work
> the same in both programmes. As I said before I am newbie in this
> field so when I read 500 pages manual I am reallu confused and it
is
> hard to say for me what is really important. Thank you in advance
for
> your help guys.
>
> Pat
>
> --- In equismetas
> --- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, pumrysh <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > As part of your research conduct a message search of ALL the old
> > messages that have previously been posted on the topic in the
group.
> > I believe you will find them most enlightening and will find
that
> > numerous comparisons have already been done.
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> >
> > Preston
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "metastockv10"
> > <metastockv10@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi guys,
> > > I am the newbie in technical analisys software area and that
is
> > why i
> > > decided to post here. I have do same paper work on my
university.
> > The
> > > topic is : Comparison of Metastock and Amibroker.
> > > I starded with Murphy's and Pring's and that kind of books
about
> > TA so
> > > now I know a little bit about technical analysis, but still I
have
> > no
> > > practise. I have also read Metastock and Amibroker manuals but
> > still I
> > > don;t know what feauters are really importent and how to
compare
> > tham.
> > > I also have no clue which of those features make those software
> > > special. So i decided to ask PROs here on this newsletter.
Please
> > guys
> > > give me some advice. Maybe someone could give me some kind of
list
> > of
> > > features which i should write about and then compare. Please be
> > > forgiving for me and don't tell me that this is not kind of
thing
> > for
> > > newbie guy, because I have to do it. Thanks in advance for
your
> > > advice and sorry for my english - it is not my firs language :(
> > >
> >
>
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