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If all you want to do is
scans/filters then TC2005 will be all you need.
However if you ever want to backtest or use a custom indicator that the
Worden brothers didn't include in their
package then you're out of luck.
When I subscribed to TC2000 it was for the
data, preliminary scans, and industry groups. Now I'm using
QP3, quotes plus 3 for mutual funds and
stocks for less than TC2000, but I don't get intraday delayed
quotes
on stocks. I do get realtime data
from my broker but I can't run the signal routines that will tell me if a signal
will
trip before the close.
Best regards
JOE
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 6:42 PM
Subject: [amibroker] TC2005 &
Amibroker
I notice there are a number of users of both TC2005 and
Amibroker. I
currently use TC2005 and am on the trial month for
Amibroker. I'm
very impressed with Amibroker and wonder what those of
you who use
both do in TC2005 that you can't do in Amibroker. Or is
TC2005 just
for the data? I haven't worked with AFL much but I assume that
it is
capable of performing any scans that I can do with TC2005. Is
this
not the case?
I'm on a tight budget and can probably only afford
one of these
programs right now.
Thanks for
replies.
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