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To make this story short, it's better to ask or to test yourself if you can
rather to base your assumptions on dozen of people here. Parallel thinking
( TRAD vs Qcom) may yield to some false conclusion, and anyway it is not a
method to know what happens. This is what I meant, no more, no less.
Ts Pro has a few weakness, but overall it's very pleaseant and secure to
use, not so bad designed.
It will probably still have them, as your point of view may differ from
mine and from the developers ( what is not the same).
Overall if we have not had this software for more than 10 years, what would
have we done in the meantime ?...
Rgds
PO
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Bob Fulks [mailto:bfulks@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Envoye : lundi 3 septembre 2001 03:20
> A : List, Omega
> Objet : RE: Portfolio backtesting: Behold website
>
>
> At 2:35 PM -0700 9/2/01, Brian wrote:
>
> >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."
>
> Sorry if my facts are incorrect. I never intend to post other than
> the truth...
>
> I said I had never tried the product and was just quoting my
> understanding of how it works, based upon dozens of posts by other
> who have used it and from my experience with the data-on-demand
> system used by Quote.com's QCharts.
>
> As a former software developer, I am one of those weird people who
> try to understand the underlying architecture of a software product
> so that I can then predicts it's strengths and weaknesses. All
> software products have strengths and weaknesses based upon how they
> are designed. By understanding what tradeoff were made, you can
> predict the likely performance. Of course, they never tell you what
> these tradeoffs were so you have to unravel them on your own...
>
> If there are errors in my understanding, I would sure like to know
> it. Usually, by my posting something, other people with other
> information will post corrections and we can converge upon the true
> facts.
>
> I can assure you that we all would certainly like to keep using
> TradeStation forever and regret what appears to actions by TRAD that
> might make it difficult for us to do so.
>
> Hopefully, it is just a misunderstanding and all will be great...
>
>
> Bob Fulks
>
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