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Strategies & Market Trends : TA-Quotes Plus

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To: Gary Lyben who wrote (4261)5/30/1998 11:59:00 AM
From: Clark Wang  Read Replies (1) of 11149
 
Gary, thanks for bring up the difference between actuals
and theoretical. I know the difference.

I haven't looked the Q+ index data for a long time.
I just checked the last 5 days of Nasdaq composite, there
are lots of errors.

5/22/98 High: 1810.82, Q+: 1834.24
(that's more than 20 points)
5/26/98 Open: 1813.53, Q+: 1797.89 (more than 10 points)
5/29/98 Open: 1800.33, Q+: 1790.78 (more than 10 points)

These data can be easily verified by intra-day data or
www.nasdaq.com.

On the candlestick chart, Q+ data could give you the wrong
perception. If you go back the last 3 months, there are lots of
days with more than 20 points errors. The situation is even
worse for secondary indices. Hopefully, index data will be
improved for R2.

I still love the stock data. Q+ is simply the BEST because
of the speed of scanning. However, they need to do some
homework on indices.

Clark

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