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To: Matthew L. Jones who wrote (24046)	8/28/1999 9:34:00 AM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) of 99985

Matt: Well, Quote.Com's QCharts is what I use for intraday trading. Actually the price is for Qfeed with QCharts being included in the price. (No charge for upgrades that way.) Also, there are several secondary vender software products that will run along side QCharts and you can feed into Excel all on a single Qfeed. I don't use a secondary software vender or the excel link, but it is nice to have the option. The folks developing QCharts have improved the software with improved beta versions on almost a bi-monthly basis. They communicate regularly with users on the QCharts thread on SI and always try to accommodate request. Subject 21544 I use QCharts (I always upgrade to the latest beta version as soon as it is available) with real time on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX with Level II for the NASDAQ. The number of symbols and or charts is not limited except by your computer's limitations and or data feed capabilities. All this is less than $140 per month. quote.com However in all fairness, I must note, I also use Window on Wall Street's Day Trader software as well. It is much more expensive for their data and for the software. It is my primary "end of day" charting software. It has scanning abilities for both technical and fundamental criteria. Also, one can develop and use one's own formulas, etc. I do not use WOW's data feed, but choose to use Dial Data with "end of day" data back to 1970. WOW Day Trader is a very good end of day program, but is lacking for intraday. QCharts is by far one of the best if not the overall best intraday software package out their and it is free with the data feed....the only problem is discovering all the features and learning how to use them for many folks. Hope this helps... Regards, LG

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