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I've been using MS 6.0 for a while and am disappointed with it. Considering that this is
at 6th major release version, I have found an inordinate amount of bugs, oversights and
generally poor UI design. The downloader design is a travesty. I also take issue with
how each stock, index, whatever that you want to monitor has to be separately created.
If I were to buy a complete database of all stocks, I couldn't just scroll down through a
list and open whatever I might be interested in that day. You first have to create an
entry for each item which is then stored as an unrecognizable file name.
JW
abprosys@xxxxxxx
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> From: Arnold Thompson <arnoldt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Data feeds/tools
> Date: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 9:22 PM
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> A reasonably priced and exceedingly robust charting package is
> Metastock. The newer 32 bit Metastock is not realtime but can handle
> intraday prices. This is what I bought and collect Reuter's end of day
> data over the internet.
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> The older and more established TradeStation is fully developed also, but
> costly by comparison. More trader's have written trading software with
> this package over time. You can easily copy it in.
>
> Try www.mrci.com (Moore's Research) for delayed commodity quotes.
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