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Yes I do.. Pc. quote is $135.00 realtime Omega 2000 i right now. I'm currently
paying Dial Data $70.00 EOD and Quote. com $140.00 realtime. Not much difference
is there. The only difference would be additional exchange fees and if you decide
to go through the cable or satelite as opposed to the internet. If you are paying
6x this amount then
that is pretty hefty change. I think we TS EOD traders may be in more areas than
you think. We just are not that familair with TS .All traders had to begin
somewhere? Maybe?
Paula
fpi@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Dear Paula:
>
> Yes, you pay for the same TS program, but if you are strictly EOD, you
> don't pay for a real-time feed, which could easily be 6X or more what you
> pay for your EOD data. That adds up to far more over the years than the
> whatever the cost of any program is, unless you are leasing a really
> top-end program.
>
> But more than that, if TS2000i is a pig in real-time, that tremendously
> affects a daytrader's ability to function optimally. I trade both from a
> daytrade & EOD perspective & EOD compared to real-time is like being
> retired. When you are daytrading, you can't afford to have the program puke
> on you at a crucial moment, or wait extra precious seconds to get a chart
> to appear, etc.
>
> And, perchance, why is it, that we've heard from so many EOD traders &
> relatively few real-time traders with respect to TS2000i? Maybe I missed
> the thread in which the real-time traders are raving about TS2000i. I
> haven't missed the threads on real-time & other traders having a lot of
> problems.
>
> Or maybe because most real-time traders, like myself, HAVE paid for the
> upgrade, but are not willing to pay the price of having TS2000i cost me in
> my trading by being less than TS4, which, with all its warts, is at least
> functional.
>
> As far as drawing my own conclusions, I will, but not at the possible
> expense of my livelihood. For me trading & market analysis is a business,
> not a hobby or something fun to do when I feel like it or to occasionally
> check to see how my mutual funds are doing. A wise businessman DOESN'T roll
> the dice on something that is vital for his/her business to be successful.
> That's why I'm attempting to get as much information as possible before
> jumping into something that may cost me far more than the price of an
> upgrade, which, if it were a good upgrade, is quite reasonable.
>
> Regards,
>
> FPI
>
> At 11:04 PM 3/20/99 -0800, you wrote:
> >Hi: I'm an EOD user that relies on this program, but not on a tick by tick
> >basis .I get that from Quote.com. I pay the bucks, as well as real time
> >upgraders do, so I really don't like being relegated
> >to the "EOD zone. I don't need "liabilities" anymore than anyone else. Also I
> >don't like the reference to the marketing and development as being
> targeted to
> >us "EOD " users. Invest in the program as others did and draw your own
> >conclusions.
> >Paula
> >P.S. I hardly think most members of this group are EOD. If they were the
> >dialogue would be easier to follow.:)
> >fpi@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> >> Although TS is a real-time program, it seems from the list response that
> >> the overwhelming number of users are strictly EOD. That would explain, from
> >> a marketing & development point of view, why perhaps, little concern was
> >> given for the real-time trader.
> >>
> >> While I'm all for improvements, I think at the very least, a major upgrade
> >> shouldn't be a step backwards so that those who need/use/depend upon the
> >> program the most, are left with more of a liability than an asset.
> >>
> >>
> >> Greetings Omega-listers:
> >>
> >> Is there ANYONE on the list who trades real-time, who has installed and
> >> tried TS2000i with a real-time feed, that is of the opinion or can answer
> >> the following questions:
> >>
> >> 1) TS2000i can reasonably be used to daytrade.
> >>
> >> 2) That TS2000i is an improvement, overall, from TS4, in terms of trading
> >> real-time. Or failing being an improvement, hasn't been made worse?
> >>
> >> 3) Does it take more clicks to bring up a chart?
> >>
> >> 4) Does it run slower in terms of bringing up a chart than TS4? (I called
> >> Omega on Friday & was told it runs faster).
> >>
> >> 5) Does it toss it's cookies more than TS4?
> >>
> >> Or, is it that the TS no longer stands for TradeStation, but for Total
> S--t?
> >>
> >> Although TS is a real-time program, it seems from the list response that
> >> the overwhelming number of users are strictly EOD. That would explain, from
> >> a marketing & development point of view, why perhaps, little concern was
> >> given for the real-time trader.
> >>
> >> While I'm all for improvements, I think at the very least, a major upgrade
> >> shouldn't be a step backwards so that those who need/use/depend upon the
> >> program the most, are left with more of a liability than an asset.
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >>
> >> FPI
> >
> >
> >
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