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I am not an AGET owner but I was given the opportunity to demo the
product for 4 months just until last month. While I think it has
some very impressive tools (ie: the ellipse function and MOBO) the
scanner is very mediocre and the wave counts tend to drift as the
price goes up in value. My feeling is that the product is slightly
over rated. For the price, I would expect the scanner to be more
intuitive, better written and have the ability to click on a ticker
which came up in the scan window and have the chart come up. It
kind of reminds me of an old 16bit application in some ways. I know
there are those traders who swear by it and are probably making
money on it but for the price, there are better scanners out there.
If your looking for a good Elliotwave program that is designed to
specifically trade waves and not just forecast them, take a look at
MTPredictor 4.0. www.mtpredictor.com. The company is U.K. based
and the developer, Steve Griffiths has appeared on CNBC several
times providing forecasts direct from his application. AGET gives
general price targets for forecasts but MTP provides actual target
ranges with risk/reward ratios and like AGET, comes with a training
course on how to best utilize the program. MTP also comes with an
EOD or RT scanner providing several different setups in realtime on
varying timescales.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to push one product over another,
I own several different trading packages and have had the
opportunity to try several others. AGET would be a good product at
half the price and if it was rewritten with more up to date coding.
Just my two cents.
Alan
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> Hello All,
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> I would like to know the experiences of the group members, is any,
with
> ( the hugely expensive ) Advanced GET, as a method of predicting
targets
> and time ( eg. the ellipse function )
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> Also whether any metastock formulae or plug ins have similar
predictive
> character?
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> Thanks
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> Parthasarathy B
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