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Strategies & Market Trends : TC2000 Users Technical Analysis Forum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Martin who wrote (3286)	2/3/2004 7:59:15 PM
From: Julius Wong	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

>> Is the total cost per month $99 or $129? << Call 800-776-4940 for information. >> Do you find it is as good as eSignal's feed for example? << Don't know. TC users do not use eSignal. eSignal users do not use TC. Julius

To: Bill Martin who wrote (3286)	2/5/2004 8:57:20 PM
From: Honor First	Respond to of 3291

If you want a free close to real time (depending upon your isp hookup (we have adsl) ----- go to quotetracker.com You can feed many different brokerage accounts into it. Have you looked at interactivebrokers.com for trading. $1 per hundred share trade.. with rates getting better the more shares you trade. It is free as long as you trade 30 times a month, otherwise I believe it costs you $10.00. Worth a look. They have an on site trading station, or you can download the stand alone version. IB (interactive brokers) will also now feed into medved (quotetracker)... as will ameritrade.. etc.. We only use the TC2000 once in awhile during the day.. always at night. We were not interested in TCNet.. at least at this time so can't answer your question about cost. I've never used esignal, though one day I would like to try it. Honor

To: Bill Martin who wrote (3286)	2/6/2004 8:26:33 PM
From: TheStockStalker	Respond to of 3291

I use both Esignal with advanced charting for stocks, futures and currencies (TcNet does not have all these markets and only does equities) as well as TcNet... I would never trade without both of them. I love the EOD mkt scanning of TcNet and the ability to flip thru lots of charts as well as meeting lots of other good traders in some of the integrated rooms.... I even moderate on of them now and it has been a blast to say the least. With Esignal, the hardcore technical analyst part of me is satisfied and it is my number one choice for actual intraday trading. I think they are truly different animals and having both allows me to have a backup which I think is necessary if you are truly a professional full time trader.. Oz