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To: Ron Oda who wrote (7936)	11/29/1998 2:31:00 AM
From: Boom Dog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11149

Handling stocks < 2 yrs old Hi, Ron In QP2 you can use the DaysLoaded variable to find out how many days of data there are. Then you can do something like this: float oldmax; DaysRequired = 22; // Makes sure at least 22 days of data if (DaysLoaded >= 471) then oldmax := max(-21,-470,hi); else oldmax := max(-21,1-DaysLoaded,hi); endif and then do your comparison: Max(0, -20, hi)>=oldmax*.95 and thus handle younger stocks... Yours, Boom Dog

To: Ron Oda who wrote (7936)	11/29/1998 12:22:00 PM
From: Paul Beattie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11149

Ron, IMHO, for US stocks at least, QP2 offers significantly more than StockWiz, as a product, as a data provider. In my experience, this extends to customer service too. A couple of other posts re: StockWiz. Message 6585533 Message 6600158 Look at the posts in their User Support Bulletin Board(s) to learn about what people like / want. You can even post questions to them. StockWiz has a Windows database product available now. I paid to be a Beta Tester, but it wasn't for me. I'm sure they've continued to improve it since then. Paul