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Pierre - I am not a computer programmer. I learned Easy Language to the
point where I could write and modify indicators and systems reasonably well.
I have spent a very limited amount of time studying Visual Basic during the
past two years. Probably less than 40 hours on my own which is much less
than I spent when I started to learn EL. I now can write user programs for
TradeLab without any difficulty because TradeLab makes it easy. TradeLab
comes with sample programs and lots of documentation. So I disagree that
TradeLab is only for sophisticated programmers. It is for anyone who wants
to learn new advanced market analysis methods and/or wants to continue to
use traditional methods. It is revolutionary and the relatively minor
effort it took me to be able to use it, was well worth it. I just want to
make more money and I am willing to do a little work to achieve that
objective.
I agree that this list is devoted to Omega first. However, there is lots of
unhappiness with Omega. They were first and made a great contribution to
trading software. TradeLab starts with the basics pioneered by Omega and
takes trading and investing software to a new level. I'm glad you recognize
that, but I think your assumption that only sophisticated programmers can
take advantage of TradeLab is wrong. How can you be so confident of your
judgment regarding TradeLab without ever having tried the software yourself?
Why don't you demo it and then give us your evaluation? Don't forget the
rebate available at my web site in case you decide to keep it:)
Jim Gavey
<http://www.Trading-and-Investing-with-TradeLab.com>
On October 28, 2000 at 10:58 PM pierre.orphelin wrote:
Jim,
Anyone knows that TL will be the ultimate software for sophisticated
programmers.
No doubt at all, and I for one will never say the contrary, knowing who Bob
Brickey is.
But it is not a software for the common trader that are not confident with
VB programming and this list is devoted to Omega software first.
<SNIP>
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