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Qcharts realtime allows you to plot charts in intervals from 1 tick to 1,5,15,30,60
min,daily,weekly,monthly,yearly intervals. You can incorporate up to12 indicators
that change as you change the interval. It also can incorporate news,level II,
direct link to your broker, time sales sheets, fundamental data, , position
monitoring,
alerts activated on charts, exporting of data, symbol lists that update on things
like volume leaders, pct gainers,pct losers,etc. Research to a degree can be done
from the Qcharts as well. It runs independent of your browser. I use this every day.
All of the above can be done concurrently within the same window.
Paula
Robin B. Lake wrote:
> >
> > Do you happen to know the differences between the charts you get from QCharts -
> > and those you get for $24.95? Robyn
> >
>
> There seem to be no less than three "chart services" from Quote.com (no,
> make that four). There are the charts with the pulldown
> menus that let you select the tick intervals, but these don't
> provide a full day of 1-minute ticks. I believe these come from:
> (NOW I CAN'T FIND IT!) a selection off the home page ... There is
> (2) Live Charts, an application that runs in your browser, but not
> as full featured as QCharts; There is QCharts; and there is some other
> charting capability that I have Bookmarked that gives me 1-minute ticks
> for an entire day. QCharts lets you save the ticks in an ASCII file
> for later technical analysis. There now ALSO seems to be "Streaming
> Charts" which I have not looked at ... What a cornucopia!
>
> Cheers,
> Robin Lake
> rbl@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
> > Earl Adamy wrote:
> >
> > > For 24.95 you don't get QCharts/QFeed - I didn't look at the 24.95 product
> > > because it wasn't the QCharts/QFeed which had been recommended to me. I'm
> > > running a package which uses QFeed for intraday data so the less expensive
> > > package was not of interest.
> > >
> > > Earl
> >
> >
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