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To: zamboz who wrote (22793)	9/19/2009 1:19:15 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71456

Rick I use E-signal. to tell you the truth though it isn't all that great. friends have recommended Trade Station as the language is easier if you do any programming. Many people also use stockcharts.com. hope this helps, and if I can be of any assistance feel free to ask. Cheers!

To: zamboz who wrote (22793)	9/19/2009 6:17:46 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 71456

I use mostly IBs own charting which supports the basic set of technical indicators (RSI, SAR, MA, Fib levels ) but some tweaking is necessary. For assets with little choppiness and strong trends they work best, as expected, for stocks they don´t work very well most of the time. For example SAR requires longer periods to reduce the number of false signals compared to the default settings. What it lacks however is a high-pass filter, a kind of noise filter to prune noise from the chart and improve signalling, also DMA is not there as well as application of signals to averages which would be really helpful. Does anyone have a good pattern recognition tool? Like automatically recognising and filtering japanese or other chart patterns?