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Strategies & Market Trends : Befriend the Trend Trading

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To: Dr. Stoxx who wrote (8471)	6/22/2000 9:16:00 AM
From: CatLady	Read Replies (1) of 39683

Right, the data feed for Qcharts is called Qfeed, the terminology on their web site used to be a little confusing on the difference between Qfeed and Qcharts, but just subscribe to Qcharts and you automatically get Qfeed. Unlike the free live charts on their web site, Qcharts is downloaded and runs on your PC. I get the regular version, around $80 + exchange fees. Now they also have a souped up version which adds extra option info for an extra $20 or so. The reason I initially got Qcharts instead of any of the others is that I only have a 56K dial-up and a year ago Qcharts was the only real-time program that would run reliably on a slow connection. ( Now I understand some others have figured out how to do the data-compression thing. )

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