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Strategies & Market Trends : Point and Figure Charting -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TraderEd who wrote (715)	2/16/1998 8:03:00 PM
From: Ms. X	Respond to of 34820

Hi Ken, If you don't mind paying $25 a month, you can get the best charts of stocks, sectors, bullish percents and a portfolio management feature plus much more at dorseywright.com Check ou the site and sign up for a free trial. You will love it. All charts are updated daily and are very accurate. Bullish percent and sector charts are updated weekly and are invaluable for your investment decision making. I'll pass the question to Tom Dorsey. He'll probably have someone in his office answer the question since it is technical in nature. All the best, Jan

To: TraderEd who wrote (715)	2/16/1998 9:32:00 PM
From: Ben Antanaitis	Respond to of 34820

ED, Stop on over at pipeline.com You will find a FAQ, screen shots and a download link for EZPNF20U.EXE the shareware version of EZ-PnF a point and figure stock charting program. It will do 'Traditional' p&f charting. This is the type described by T.Dorsey, A.W. Cohen, and Mike Burke in their classic works on P&F charting. It directly reads data from MetaStock, ChartPro, MegaTech, TC2000, CompuPro, and over 600+ forms of User-defined ASCII data files. IT's free to try..... Ben A.

To: TraderEd who wrote (715)	2/17/1998 9:27:00 AM
From: TraderEd	Respond to of 34820

Ben and Jerry ---- I mean Ben and Madness Thanks to both of you for your posts. I have followed-up on both. Much appreciated. I too (long ago) was a subscriber to Chartcraft and I still have a hard time believing they haven't move into the twentieth century and gone on line. Looks like DW beat them to the punch. I, for one, am not interested in buying out-dated snail mail paper information in this day and age. I used to hire high school girls to record quotes out of the WSJ do I would have time to plot and trade. Than was a long time ago and I am interested in getting back into P&F analysis for my trading. Thanks again guys. Ken