I've been using aiforecasts which has a free basic version at www.aiforecasts.com
its pretty good since it verifies itself by taking its own medicine. plus it automatically generates interesting potential swing trade charts. Helped me with the perennial problem of 'what to buy' (or sell) now'
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Hi dojistar,
The free one with interactivebrokers is very good, not fantastic but it's the only scanner I use and it provides me with potential opportunities pre- market and during regular trading hours.
I used the eSignal one for years and tried trade-ideas, but the IB one is just fine - and I trade for a living.
Richard
The free one with interactivebrokers is very good, not fantastic but it's the only scanner I use and it provides me with potential opportunities pre- market and during regular trading hours.
I used the eSignal one for years and tried trade-ideas, but the IB one is just fine - and I trade for a living.
Richard
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Yes although I should have said specifically Radarscreen which is not legacy software.
HI Richard,I plan on opening an Account with I.B soon as there commission rates are great. I will check out there scanner than. I always read your thread when you update it with new trades. You definitely find some strongly trending stocks.
Trader333, Radarscreen looks good.I use tradestation for charting. The problem with radarscreen is you need to add the symbols into radarscreen that you want to scan. So if any stocks that make nice intradday moves that are not in your radarscreen window will not be identified to you.
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Hi dojistar,
IB's charting and price feeds are more than good enough for the way I trade so you might find you don't need Tradestation once you open your IB account
Richard
IB's charting and price feeds are more than good enough for the way I trade so you might find you don't need Tradestation once you open your IB account
Richard
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I haven't updated that thread for a while so maybe I'll add a trade from today found using the IB scanner.
Richard
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It will create a list of stocks satisfying the scan criteria with as many rows as it finds. You can then create orders from any of the rows. Scans can be run on demand or scheduled.
Also if you wish to copy the symbols found into radarscreen for further analysis you can copy the complete list of symbols in one go either just using copy and paste of the whole list or by letting the scanner create a Custom List which you can insert into Radarscreen in one click.
Charlton
Why not use the Tradestation scanner itself then (not to be confused with Radarscreen).
It will create a list of stocks satisfying the scan criteria with as many rows as it finds. You can then create orders from any of the rows. Scans can be run on demand or scheduled.
Also if you wish to copy the symbols found into radarscreen for further analysis you can copy the complete list of symbols in one go either just using copy and paste of the whole list or by letting the scanner create a Custom List which you can insert into Radarscreen in one click.
Charlton
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How about this site for free daily filters on 16 classic chart patterns? Full service costs £180 a year.
http://finviz.com/
Esignal charges more than that per month for its top package. Or am I missing something?
http://www.esignal.com/ads/esignal/pricing.aspx
http://finviz.com/
Esignal charges more than that per month for its top package. Or am I missing something?
http://www.esignal.com/ads/esignal/pricing.aspx
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Why pay for Stockcharts when Tradestation provides their own, as well as chart pattern recogniton analysis?
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Are there any British firms offering chart pattern recogniton analysis for Mac users? Sharescope still doesn't run on Macs. I ask because Brits have no legal recourse in case of payment, cancellation or refund disputes with US companies.
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