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To: Michael Watkins who wrote (44023)	2/28/2001 11:27:14 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (2) of 44573

Yeah, I think if we keep at this for about five more posts the two of us may get stomach cancer; ulcers at least. The thing is, I suppose, if you don't take it seriously it's not so bad. It's the poor man's trading platform. It is something to look at, beyond the usual bluster of the QChart listserver and the angry remarks on the QCharts thread here (if it is still active at all), that QCharts was sold to Lycos. A company that went downhill and was bought by Terra who has not exactly been a star either. It is sort of like buying a Yugo. The vehicle will get you to where you wish to go but a Ferrari gets there a touch faster. High maintenance or Low? When QCharts screws up I do not get too upset. It's a sixth of the cost of the Ferrari models so expectations aren't that high. For the price, it's still pretty good. I only use it as backup, and if it were my sole feed I would definitely exit a trade when it was down. Longer term traders than I would probably have no problem with it at all.

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