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To: Richard Habib who wrote (723)	8/6/2000 2:03:14 PM
From: LastShadow	Read Replies (2) of 1541

Well, I never was a fan of WOW - tried it once a couple years ago, but didn't do anything the other packages did. The thread doesn't get a lot of traffic, though, so any contribution is valuable. I think ProTA would do a great job for you on end of day, but as for your intraday, other than web-based systems, there isn't a robust mac utility for what you want to do to my knowledge for options or real time feeds (anyone know of one?). I would recommend going to an end-of-day datafeed for the stocks you cscreen, opposed to usning the quarterly CD, though, as a lot can gchange in 3 months. Although the sector/inbdustry sorting should is a useful tool to have. I hate to say it, but there are a lot more feeds and apps avalable for Windows user for what you want to do. I run all my intraday stuff on the PC and all my TA on the Mac end of day. scott

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