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Charles...
hello, check with omega as i think that if you were to purchase omega
supercharts (as i have) then i believe if you wish to upgrade to
tradestation i think you get a discount (which i believe might be the full
cost of what you paid for supercharts) dont quote me on it though....
as for the limitations, i know what you mean, you dont have power editor in
s.c. and its a no go if you want to look at intra data too, although you
can up it to supercharts real time if you desired too.(but again i think
s.c realtime has editing limitations)
im happy with s.c. as it gives me the basics, but ill look to upgrade for
sure probably to s.c real time....
J.S.D.
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At 17:45 10/08/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I could really use some guidance on this issue from some of
>you who have trodden the path I am about to describe. For some
>time I have been struggling and agonizing whether or not to buy
>MetaStock or SuperCharts. I then realized that the Quick Editor
>in SuperCharts may not suit my needs further down the road and
>it was only a matter of time before I regretted not purchasing TS.
>To complicate matters further, I learned that there is a lot of animosity
>and resentment (probably earned) towards Omega because of their
>obviously greedy tactics of using 'closed architecture', doing away
>with TS eod so everyone had to use the more expensive version, etc.
>I have witnessed some discussions on this forum (even though I do
>not understand a lot of the language/especially on the web site)
>about a new TradeLab product that is supposed to encompass all
>the advantages of using TS but without any inherent limitations.
>Question. Should I wait, buy SC or TS? Are there any simple
>answers to the questions surrounding this dilema? My only under-
>standing is that TS uses a programming language called 'Easy
>Language' (and there is nothing easy about it) while TradeLab is going
>to use a language called 'Visual Basic'. I obviously know little or
>nothing
>about programming but am willing to take classes to learn. Thanks for
>any feedback from the group on this issue.
>
>Charles.
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