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Hi Super, I have been reasonably satisfied with my end of day
trading. I am modestly positive for this year.
Currently working on a daytrade system aimed at making aggressively
high returns. It is certainly not practical to use with my day job,
and it is a backup for me. I can do the daytrade using my laptop and
watching the screens and the different filters and conditional
orders I need to use the system; but have not got a great way to use
it off a PDA. Actually it is not PDA friendly due to the filters and
conditional orders needed to execute it.
I am working with a friend on a Tradestation version as it can
autoexecute as well or do that after confirmation. When I am ready
for MS, I would seek help from one of our more well known trusted
members of this group to do the program. Your choice would probably
be the same as mine..
I don't have the desire to learn another platform but it looks like
I have to - and that will be Tradestation.
Never seen Amibroker in action but have heard members say positive
things. Too bad that MS is not that aggressive. Reality is that they
will eventually lose their data business if they do not stay up
keeping MS uptodate. Many management teams fail in this manner. Cash
cows last only so long before they get eaten up.
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, superfragalist <no_reply@xxx>
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> Hi rvalue1,
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> I hope you are doing well these days.
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> Equis doesn't sell many copies of MS as is. Reuters is focusing
more
> on the larger institutional clients and on selling their other
data.
> Quote center is a good example.
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> MS needs a complete rewrite because it's platform is dated and
slow.
> It's methods of file handling are very poor, but Reuters isn't
going
> to spend millions on a rewrite given the few copies sold each year.
> The money is in selling the data.
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> Porting over part of MS to a PDA wouldn't make economic sense for
> them. But if you need TA on a PDA, you can try Xtick.
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> Plenty of PDA's can access stock quotes. Isn't that adequate to let
> you know when to sell. And you can have MS call your PDA phone
when it
> hits an alert.
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> Now you're wired! How much richer do you need to be, anyway?
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> --- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "rvalue1" <rvalue1@> wrote:
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> > Has Equis got any plans to come up with a more portable, compact
> > version of Metastock that could be used on a hand held PDA? If
that
> > were offered at a discount to existing MS users I am sure it
would
> > sell well..
> >
> > While I am on my wish list, it would be nice to do more multi-
time
> > frame analysis indicators, strategies, explorations and
backtesting..
> >
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