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I'm an independent trader,JimG,with no axe to grind-but you have INVADED
no less than five groups that I subscribe to,with your current NON-STOP
PROMOTION of the tl program.
One of them,unlike the tone of this list,is Dedicated to one,and Only
one subject, being that particular program,and it's intricacies.But what
do You Do,you go BUSTING in there with your promotion of the tl
program,almost exactly as you first posted here.-Uncalled
For,and,imo,DISGUSTING!
Before YOU fluff me off as a 'newbie',I remember this list as one that
was very conducive for posting actual el code,which brings up,Mark B.
My opinion is that he has been one of,if not,THE, most prolific provider
of actual el coding this list has ever known-regardless what pseudonym
he may have used..
Probably saving Many from spending thousands of dollars on advertised
'can't miss, make you a millionaire' easy language codings,when they May
have been nothing more than rehashed publicly available stuff..
As far as T'W' goes,this May be in the court system,as Mark has
insinuated-I don't know-it sure does seem that he is a "doo'er"
though,in many ways.
Lest any take my post wrong,MarkB and I are not friends,he does'nt even
answer an occasional e-mail from me..
The TL program,which you seem to be a HAWKER of,may be the most advanced
thing the trading community has ever experienced,but that remains to be
seen,when,and IF,it is finally a release candidate.
If MB is correct,that supposedly BETA testers two years ago HAD to PAY
a substantial sum of money to be in that elite class,--seems absurb to
me.-I seem to remember some posts about that long ago,right here on the
omega list. [ok,microsoft aside]
..c
Jim Gavey wrote:
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> It is NOT true that user programs are required to create workspace sets,
> workspaces or charts, be they normal price charts or 2D or 3D complex charts
> in TradeLab. All that is required to make a new workspace in TradeLab is to
> click File | New Workspace. To create a price chart you click Create |
> Price Chart (TLData). This opens up TLData where you easily select the
> symbol to plot from an Explorer type tree (or manually type it in). You
> then select the data compression. You then set the quantity or period of
> data to plot. You can set the specific First and Last date from First and
> Last date calendars or you can just insert the number of calendar days and
> TLData with adjust the First and Last dates for you. Then click the Chart
> button. This is easier and more intuitive than any other charting program.
> This and specific procedures on how to do everything else in TradeLab in
> documented in very complete, professionally written, Help files that contain
> attractive graphics and are completely cross referenced. These files, which
> are in the newest Windows *.chm format, total close to 2.5MB of very
> thorough explanatory information. They are available for free downloading
> at <http://www.tradelab.net/support/downloads.shtml>.
>
> TradeLab comes with hundreds of standard and advanced methods that can be
> used in user programs that each user creates to meet their own needs. There
> are sample user programs supplied and it is easy to modify them to use the
> hundreds of preprogrammed methods that come with TradeLab. Mark Brown's
> comments are way out in left field. They sound more like what I saw in his
> TraderWare program when I demoed it. Of course TraderWare is now dead.
>
> I don't like to make personal comments but it appears that Mark can't read.
> Several people have responded to his previous misrepresentation that
> TradeLab will cost $2,000 per year. This is NOT true. If it is purchased
> now from a TradeLab Associate, the net cost is $1,915 plus shipping. This
> includes fixes to any and all bugs, if any, that anyone finds (I have been
> looking for almost two years and every bug that I and other beta testers
> have found has been fixed). It also includes a free upgrade to Version 2.0
> that will include back-testing and optimization. You can obtain the rebate
> at either Fred Siegel's or my web site.
>
> Jim Gavey
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