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Behold has dynamic money management , portfolio optimizer and it is able to
run multiple systems on multiple markets.
I don't remember System Writer Plus having MM feautures. The only other
software available with dynamic monemanagement are Trading Recipes and
PowerSt. Behold! price is 800 $ with free update policy.
Pierre, nothing wrong with TS if you want to use real-time data and you
trade 1-2 markets, but if you are looking for portfolio backtesting with
dynamic money management, TS sucks. You can reply that you can use Rina
stuff but their MM is fixed, it's not language driven and with the $$ you
pay to get TS+Rina you can get 6 copies of Behold.
NO intraday, but there are many traders that are not interested at all in
realtime. I use my time to test MM rules and to carefully select the
composition of my portfolio.
Omega killed the portfolio level in Tradestation and never implemented
dynamic money management in Easy Langage.
I will be happy to use TSPro only if I can have the same features I use in
Behold.
Regards,
Steve
>From: "Pierre Orphelin" <sirtrade@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: <pierre.orphelin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: RE: Portfolio backtesting: Behold website
>Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2001 03:48:04 +0200
>
>For those who seems to discover new things over years, Behold is nothing
>else than the old 1989 Omega Research System Writer Plus version for Mac
>Intosh, developped ( ported) to this OS) by Jim Payne.
>Omega Research had sold it maybe during one year or two, then they gave up
>with the Mac version.
>
>Jim Payne has got the right to continue the sales and probably got the
>rights to continue the development.
>
>This will probably avoid newbies like Bob Fulks to be astonished when they
>will see their first Behold code example: It's plain easy language.
>
>Nothing aginst you , Bob, but you last post about TS Pro where half a dozen
>of counter truth for a software (that you even have not tried), I remember
>that you were more serious in the pas, and I have no time these day to go
>on
>and fix the usal Omega List delirium.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Pierre Orphelin
>www.sirtrade.com
>TradeStation Technologies representative in France
>
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> > >WHATS THE WEBSITE FOR BEHOLD?
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> > >ED
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