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At 02:04 PM 2/10/99 -0800, parks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>I have been an AIQ EOD user since November 1987 when their main program was a
>market timer. As an EOD market timer I find their buy and sells on the
market to
>be fairly reliable. The same rule base does not work all that well with
equities,
>never has and never will.

My length of experience with AIQ EOD is only half as long but my assessment
of the results is the same as W. Parks. However, I believe that equities
does use a different rule base (but with the results noted).

>That aside, I have been waiting for the new AIQ R/T since
November/December when
>I placed my order. They claim that since BMI (my data feed) is making
changes to
>their data stream, it is delaying their BMI version. I have been told by
AIQ that
>their R/T software has some limitations. For example you can display a 5 min
>chart, or 10 min chart. However, there is no capability to look at a 6 min
or 3
>min or even a tick chart should you use those time frames in your trading. In
>other words, what you see as available is what you get.

I wasn't aware that AIQ intended to produce a product utilizing BMI or
other datastream. They're owned by Track Data so one can't be too surprised
at the delay. Since myTrack fills in all past ticks at the time you bring
up an AIQ R/T chart, it seems that making AIQ work with BMI would require a
rather different model.

As for the chart times, you *can* select 1, 2, 3, ... minute bars. But you
can't have a tick chart or n-tick bar chart.

>Like a lot of people in the various news groups I belong to, I cringe at
the idea
>of having to upgrade to TS2000. 

Now if Ensign used the Universal Market Data Server, I'd be in heaven.



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Dennis Nichols
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http://www.tradingconnections.com/






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