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Gold/Mining/Energy : Day trading in Canada -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JAS who wrote (1454)	11/20/1998 7:27:00 PM
From: keith massey	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 4467

What is with Canada-Stockwatch.. down for the third time today. Built in trading for CSW is not really needed although it would be nice if designed properly. If your using Netscape or IE 4 or greater than just press Ctrl-N to open another window for trades. I normally have 2 or 3 window with Netscape 4.5 running CSW and open 5-15 windows of JAVA charts, market depth, live trades from this. At the same time I have 3-7 Internet Explore 4.0 windows open. I normally open - Webbroker, CNN, SI, Quote.com, and sometime Quicken.ca, Canoe, Brief.com, Kitco, Bigcharts, Wallstreet city. With my 19" monitor I normally have the CSW live ticker at the top of the screen, three live day charts below that, each charts live trade list below that and then each charts market depth at the bottom of the screen. This way I can follow every tick of three charts at once. I then use my other smaller monitors to look at news, look for other movers, do trades, etc. In my opinion the best feature that CSW could put in would be a search feature for T.A indicators. For example - search live for all stocks that have a RSI-14 of 20-40, volume +100,000 and +momentum indicator (e.g MACD). Best Regards KEITH