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Taking your last statement first. I guess this one is a matter of
interpretation. One can have a large number of active workspaces which have
multiple charts etc. One can then swap between workspaces at will. I swap
between 9 with no issues - the option to save work is a user preference. If
you want to use Ensign as primarily a drawing tool e.g. for pitchforks
ellipses fib retracements etc. etc. then I recommend it highly. To write
your own indicators is more difficult than in say TS but by no means
impossible. you may well find that the guys at Ensign are happy to do this
for you. It's a bit like drinking beer the first 20 pints are the worst and
who knows one can get to enjoy it. The contract with Ensign is pretty
straightforward - if you want to stop you just let them know and it stops at
the end of the month.
If directionally you want to develop complex indicators e.g. FFT or Mesa
based or build systems manage portfolios then I'd go for Wealth-Lab. I
suspect you'll find the increased stability and first class support for both
will be a surprise c.f. TS.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Cheatham" <nchrisc@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 5:44 PM
Subject: ensign
> I am considering trying ensign w/ esig to possibly replace
> ts4/dynastore/esig for discretionary trading. Anyone have any comments on
> the ensign platform? I would need to write some fairly basic indicators of
> my own, but nothing too extreme. Only negative I see so far is that it
> appears that only one page can be open at a time.
>
> Thanks for any input.
>
> Chris
>
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