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Thanks for the suggestion Bob. Hope other RTers don't mind. Attached is
the chart *.gif discussed below and following is the description that goes
with it:
The workspace below has four charts of ES0Z. Starting in the upper left
corner and moving right: #1 is 5 minute bars with 156 OHLC bars plotted in
the upper chart1 area and the Wave Correlator pattern matching indicator set
to a selectivity of 4 plotted in the lower chart2 area. #2 is 15 minute
bars with 221 OHLC bars plotted in the upper chart1 area and total tick
volume plotted in the lower chart2 area. #3 is 1000 tick bars with 15 bars
plotted in fancy candle stick mode. #4 is 10 tick bars with 1569 bars
plotted in the upper chart1 area in price line plot mode and the Wave
Correlator pattern matching indicator set to a selectivity of 10 in the
lower chart2 area.
Jim Gavey
<http://www.Trading-and-Investing-with-TradeLab.com>.
On October 25, 2000 at 5:05 PM BobR [mailto:bobrabcd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] wrote:
I don't believe the omega list accepts attachments. Try posting it at
realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx Most everyone on omegalist is also on
realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx You might have to go to the w.egroups.com website
and sign on.
BobR
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Gavey" <Jim@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 1:13 PM
Subject: RE: TradeLab Software
> I'm having a hard time getting this response to post. This will be my
last
> attempt. It appears that I won't be able to show any charts via e-mail
but
> Mark recently posted a reference to the TradeLab web site that has chart
> pictures. Following is a copy of the post answering John Mc Kenzie
> questions of earlier today.
>
> John - I will try to answer your questions about TradeLab:
>
> (1) I have been beta testing TradeLab since TradeLab beta testing started
in
> February 1999. TradeLab beta testers agreed not to beta test any other
> products, so there is no one who has beta tested both TradeLab and
> TraderWare. I looked at the TraderWare demo last year and decided it was
> not for me. There were some posts between Mark Brown and me at that time,
> possibly only on the TW list, I don't recall for sure. There were
> tremendous differences between TW and TradeLab then and TradeLab has
> improved even more since then.
>
> (2) MarketStream has not yet released its version 3.0 data server which
was
> promised a long time ago. That is the primary reason why TradeLab has
been
> delayed. An entire new database interface had to be designed and built by
> Bob Brickey, the primary TradeLab developer. This was necessary so that
> back-testing and optimization can be performed. That work has been
> completed and TradeLab version 1.0 has been released. However, TradeLab
> works with the MarketStream UMDS version 2.0 very well.
>
>
> (3) As to what TradeLab can plot. It plots every tick, not just the last
> tick as you state. It can plot tick bars of any size or time bars of any
> size and can show an almost unlimited amount of data on one screen all at
> the same time, limited only by your hardware! If you are used to
> TradeStation that statement sounds unbelievable but it is true. The
> appearance of a screen of a large amount of data depends on the quality of
> your monitor and the resolution of your video card. When there is not
> enough pixel capacity on your system the bars or ticks overlap each other
> but the price movement is clear. You can easily zoom in and out and
> set/change the number of bars or ticks that are shown at one time on one
> screen. No other software that is commercially available today can do
> anything like this. And to top it off you don't have to plot data to use
it
> in your systems.
>
> (4) The ability to customize how a chart looks is tremendous. I may not
be
> as artful as Mark Brown but I have created two workspaces with a total of
> five ES0Z charts on them. There are single tick, tick bar, and time bar
> charts ranging from 397,044 single tick bars in one chart (yes I said
> 397,044) to 15 1,000 tick bars on a chart. I tried to attach a Word
> document shot of these two workspaces but it didn't get through. I will
try
> to copy each workspace shot to a separate e-mail and see what happens. (It
> didn't work!)
>
> (5) TradeLab is not "tied to the net". It uses the feeds that the UMDS
> currently supports which exclude an internet feed. However, there are
plans
> for TradeLab to release an internet data feed interface in the future if
> MarketStream doesn't. The software and data are on your computer. The
> TLData program, which is the TradeLab database program, accepts data from
> the UMDS and many other sources including TradeStation and ASCII files of
> almost any type. Only the UMDS interface is enabled in version 1.0. The
> others will be enabled in version 2.0 which is a free upgrade to version
1.0
> users.
>
> (6) As to stability: the answer is definitely yes it is very stable. I
run
> Windows 2000 and only shut it down once a week to do a complete backup. I
> have been running TradeLab since February 1999 (I started with NT 4.0
before
> Win 2000 was released). I have never had TradeLab crash! I have had to
> close it down because of bugs that were subsequently fixed but it has
never
> crashed. It is as stable as any software can be. You don't have to
believe
> me. Order the product and try it for yourself. If you are not convinced
> that this is a revolutionary trading and investing software product then
you
> can return it within the first 30 days.
>
>
> Jim Gavey
> http://www.Trading-and-Investing-with-TradeLab.com
>
>
> On October 25, 2000 at 7:56 AM John Mc Kenzie
[mailto:intruderjohn@xxxxxxxx]
> wrote:
> I received notification TradeLab was released. Am interested if any
> Beta/Users of TWX who were also Betas for TradeLab
> Have comments. I viewed TLs site for about 15 minutes ONLY.
>
> I don't see any up-date to MarketStream's UMD, so for (1) TL can
only
> plot LAST tic of multiple tics received per second ( i.e. Not High or
> Low - - BUT the Last Tic ) - - if one is using UMD.
> Comments please, on other data supplier/s/ tested.
>
> (2) I don't see any beautiful Tic Chart upon Tick Charts presentations
that
> Mark had shown in his gifs last year. Can this be accomplished ?
>
> (3) Is one " tied to the net " if using UMD, or is it a truly " stand
alone
> " program? i.e. software entirely on your own computer vice on
> their server somewhere ?
>
> (4) Most Importantly, is this ptoduct STABLE ?
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
>
>
>
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