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To: Mary A Young who wrote (41334)	11/20/2000 7:55:59 AM
From: SE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

I have them set up on the same chart. I keep changing it up. I have gone from having it with just the 20ema1 and changing the time from 1 to 3 to 5 and so on, to leaving the time frame set to 1 minute and having as many as...: 20ema1 60ema1 (20ema3 proxy) 50ema 150ema (50ema3 proxy) 200dma 1000dma (200dma5 proxy) Not sure what works best. Sometimes I will skip QC and just use the freebie. There is something about the freebie that I think might make it a better bet. First I like the layout of it. With the indicators over to the right. Makes one become more of a tape reader to understand what is going on. Second, the scale on the freebie sometimes makes it easier to read. It is forced. With QC you either get forced or manual. The forced is different than the freebie and will be different for every user as the size of the chart varies. If you have a heavy up or down day the scale gets all hosed up and it is harder to see the action, IMO. If you go to manual, the prices can move off the screen and you have to constantly re-adjust the chart to see the current action. So anyway...not sure I have the best answer yet as to what works for me. If I ever figure that out, will let you know! :) -Scott

To: Mary A Young who wrote (41334)	2/22/2001 10:37:11 AM
From: SE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Annie, How do you like AIQ? That is fed with the mytrack data feed right? How reliable is the feed and what is its speed? The chart package looks interesting...much better than QC clearly, and not much more in terms of price, but I don't know anything about the mytrack data feed. I think data feed is probably the most critical component with the software package being a distant second. Heck, most software offers up the same basic stuff. It is only the more obscure stuff that is different...and I don't know that I would be using that anyway. -Scott