kako
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http://www.fxstreet.com/nou/fxtrek/senseframescharts.asp
Navigation in the chart, zooming, ....are characteristics that not every chart has. the above link is a really flexible and easy to use online charting platform. specially the time frame navigation is really easy and you can deattach every chart in a separate window(a window for each pair) and much more.
Navigation in the chart, zooming, ....are characteristics that not every chart has. the above link is a really flexible and easy to use online charting platform. specially the time frame navigation is really easy and you can deattach every chart in a separate window(a window for each pair) and much more.
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triplepack
I use prorealtime.com. It's a subscription site (with a free 7 day trial) taht costs about £100 per quarter. It gives live realtime charts over any time frame, and you can configure your screen to display as many charts as you like at once. So far I have found it very good, but having not used anything else couldn't comment on how it stacks up to the competition.
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Hi Sterile - check these out
http://www.dailyfx.com/FinanceChart.html
http://www.dailyfx.com/active_charts.html?elq=83F1E68056BA40BCA824C4F7C4399C40
http://www.dailyfx.com/fxpowerchart/ChartStation.html
http://quote.fxtrek.com/misc/fxcm.asp - FXCM Forex FX Trek I charts which use S&P Comstock data as an indicative price source. S&P Comstock provides a market average of prices for over 20 of the largest banks in the world. Have been told that the differences between FXCM pricing and S&P Comstock pricing is negligible.
http://quote2.fxtrek.com/misc/fxcm2.asp - Identical to FXtrek I -- except it utilizes quotes from the FXCM Forex dealing desk. These java-based charts offer present and historical quotes from FXCM's dealing desk.
http://www.gcitrading.com/fxtcharts.htm
Cheers
jtrader
http://www.dailyfx.com/FinanceChart.html
http://www.dailyfx.com/active_charts.html?elq=83F1E68056BA40BCA824C4F7C4399C40
http://www.dailyfx.com/fxpowerchart/ChartStation.html
http://quote.fxtrek.com/misc/fxcm.asp - FXCM Forex FX Trek I charts which use S&P Comstock data as an indicative price source. S&P Comstock provides a market average of prices for over 20 of the largest banks in the world. Have been told that the differences between FXCM pricing and S&P Comstock pricing is negligible.
http://quote2.fxtrek.com/misc/fxcm2.asp - Identical to FXtrek I -- except it utilizes quotes from the FXCM Forex dealing desk. These java-based charts offer present and historical quotes from FXCM's dealing desk.
http://www.gcitrading.com/fxtcharts.htm
Cheers
jtrader
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JTrader
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Hi
I have witnessed the SPcomstock data charts moving in 2-3-4 pip steps - while the FXCM data intellicharts do not follow suit - and this is during non-volatile periods of the day (15:00 GMT). The SP Comstock datafeed does strike me as being a bit busier and less smooth in its movements.
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triplepack said:
There doesn't appear to be any pricing on this site, does it cater for individuals or is it geared towards companies / corporations.
roguetrader
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interesting, thanks GammaJammer
GammaJammer,
Well it will be a good weekend project for me so I'll try to find a manual for the it-finance charts through CMC and learn all the functions. I pretty much stick to looking at price so I don't know all about all the bells and whistles.
Cheers,
TRADERguy
Well it will be a good weekend project for me so I'll try to find a manual for the it-finance charts through CMC and learn all the functions. I pretty much stick to looking at price so I don't know all about all the bells and whistles.
Cheers,
TRADERguy
