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Here is a message from JurikResearch's programmer
Norman Smith regarding his Excel add-in. If the
demand is high maybe JurikRes will have the motivation
to perfect it into to a new trading platform. Go
ahead and email www.jurikres.com.
{
Technicell helps Excel users to obtain some of the
functionality of TS, but charting is not nearly as
complete. (Try drawing a trend line, for instance.)
Also, right now Technicell doesn't allow one to put
formulas in the spreadsheet, so new values require
manual activation of the Technicell routines to obtain
updated indicator values. This severely limits its
use for real time traders. End of day users should be
able to work with it, though.
}
--- Robert Bianchi <r.bianchi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think as private traders and companies relying on
> TradeStation, Omega
> have arrived at the fork on the road. Omega have
> gone one way. Is it the
> best strategy for Omega ?? Probably, YES.
>
> Is it the best strategy for its customers and
> traders ?? Probably, NO.
>
> I think the time for the reliance on Omega needs to
> be seriously reviewed
> by all out there.
>
> How long did it take for Omega to build a 32bit
> TradeStation ??? Win95
> arrived in Aug 95, TS2000 arrived in April 1999. It
> took Omega 3.5 years to
> get TS2000 out.
>
> Well guess what fellas, the Win2000 64 bit OS and
> intel 64 bit chips are
> gonna arrive next year. The world and the internet
> will move and adapt to
> the new speed and that's where TradeStation.com will
> probably go to, BUT,
> wait, what about the 16bit TS4 or the 32bit TS2000
> ??? Will Billy Gates let
> 16 bit programs run on 64bit Win 200 OS ??? I don't
> know. What will happen
> to them ???
>
> Are all you traders gonna run legacy Pentium 3
> 600Mhz PCs for the rest of
> your trading lives for the next 5 years while the
> rest of the world moves
> faster to 64bit ??
>
> One thing is for sure. The ONLY 64bit TradeStation
> you will ever see will
> be TradeStation.com.
>
> I will seriously look at Linux FreeMarket as I now
> know that time is of the
> essence. Omega have changed their business model
> and I DO NOT see many
> companies that make money by utilising this internet
> /"symantec" business
> model. Symantec is one of a few but there are 1000s
> of web companies going
> down the toilet fast. TS's enormous advantage was
> its backtesting
> capability. The rest of TS is shit. If Omega lose
> this advantage with
> TS.com then what ?
>
> LINUX FREEMARKET, BRING IT ON!!!!!!
>
> Regards,
>
> Robert Bianchi
> r.bianchi@xxxxxxxxx
>
>
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