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Gary,
A mac package that advertise's that is can use a emulator. I myself have
decided that i will go that mac route instead of emulator, for me its worth
spending a few hundred getting a used mac to be able to run their software.
So far thats the only package i have found that is #1 reasonable cost's
associated with it,#2, supports several data formats, #3 Can backtest in
"portfolio mode" down to any intra-day timeframe. One other program i did
attempt to use to backtest in portfolio mode down to the intra-day timeframe
was Investor/RT which is windows/mac located http://www.linnsoft.com/
However, i myself do not recommend them based on my experiance using the
software. I took the trial offer and had repeated program crashes. Could not
even get it to run during market hours, although i did talk to several
people who said they did use it on windows without crashing. If you do find
another program that is windows based with the intra-day portfolio
backtesting capability i would be interested in learning about it.
Regards,
KJH
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
To: "kjh129" <kjh129@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 7:40 PM
Subject: Re: Portfolio testing
> > Did you look at Behold! ? If you did, what was the drawback that
> > your found with them?
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> No, I didn't. It's a Mac package and I didn't want to go there.
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> Are you familiar with it?
> Gary
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