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I agree with you and maybe it solidifies in my mind what bothers me so much
about
TS. Its not just about the bugs in the product, its that you can't believe a
word
they tell you, its a credibility issue. Its supporters will tell you there
is nothing better on the market. The problem is your in bed with a
rattlesnake and you just keep getting bit. If you want to continue with
their line of products don't expect the biting to stop.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Hinton Clabaugh [mailto:clabaugh@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 1:26 PM
> To: Omega List
> Subject: Re: BILL Cruz gives us answers - #2 of ?
>
>
> Thanks for keeping us informed, Jim.
>
> I guess it is obvious, but Bill Cruz's point about
> Historybank never being
> intended as a real data source is a point that was not, to my
> knowledge,
> made to the customers. On the contrary, we were led to
> believe that it was
> real data, offered during a free introductory period. I must say, this
> disingenuous attitude does not fill me with confidence for
> the statements
> about the how data will be in TS Pro. Maybe it will be
> great, but it makes
> me wonder if the focus of TS Tech will continue to be turning over new
> users.
>
>
>
> > First I brought up the subject of DATA. Bill Cruz
> interrupted me and
> became
> > a little defensive. Apparently he is just a little
> sensitive about the
> data
> > issue, and I just listened for the next two or three minutes.
> >
> > Bill Cruz proceeded to explain that ALL of the data that
> was available to
> be
> > down-loaded from the Web site was for refresh purposes
> only. He pointed
> out
> > that the data was not part of any Omega software product
> and that it was
> > only sample data to be used while learning to use the
> software, or to try
> > out new ideas, or to serve as a source of emergency data
> when something
> > failed with the professional data that the user was
> normally receiving.
> > Bill also stated that all of this data was RAW data from
> the data venders,
> > subject to all of the problems and errors of receiving and
> storing data,
> and
> > that no one at Omega was, correcting or modifying the data.
> If the data
> > contained errors, well then it just contained errors. If
> the data was
> > incomplete, well then it was just incomplete. Mr. Cruz
> reiterated several
> > times that this data was not part of any Omega product and was just
> provided
> > as a convince to the users of the Omega software. He also
> said that at
> this
> > time, there are no plans to discontinue or make any changes to the
> > HistorBank.com database. Again Bill stated that this was
> free data and it
> > was not intended to be used as the only source of data for
> actual trading.
>
>
>
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