Recent content by tender_andy

if you mean filling data gaps - YES it does

You can use TradeStation2000i + OnDemand Server Check www.tssupport.com for information on onDemand software.

really no.

UniServer (i.e. eSignal Plugin for TS2000i) does. OnDemand server - does not save any history in GloablServer As for buying TS2000i - You can order it from any place outside the US, it is still selling there. here are some sites I found: http://www.qbl.com.au/tradestation2000i.htm...

i don`t see UniServer product anywhere, seems its name now: eSignalPlugin for TS2000i. OnDemand and eSignalPlugin for TS2000i seem to look similar, but their work differs fundamentally. When you're using OnDemand, your GlobalServer is practically idle and the chart is based on data directly...

Option Station 2000i - is the best way to go. too much more user friendly comparing to OptionVue

http://forum.esignalcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3391 did anybody try it already ??

You can use OptionStation2000i - their PositionSearch wizard is very good.

OptionVue seems like powerful enough, but it has SO BAD interface ...... the real best products at the moment Are Omega OptionStation2000i and CQG Options Software. Despite of high price charged by CQG they usually give free 7-days demo to try. CQG has the most powerful graphic features...

in win98 it should be somewhere in: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]

I Don`t know how is it in Win98 / Me, but in 2000/XP this feautere is really regulated in registry: to do: 1. Click Start -> Run -> regedit 2. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop 3. double-click "UserPreferencesMask" 4. change numbers according to these: 8 should be changed...

So, Kap, one doesn`t need Asset volatility for pricing ordinary options, not exotic?

You can see at the link you gave me that the BS doesn`t use VOLATILITY of Stock, just Stock PRICE!! For example let`s look into BS formula in OptionStation2000i: it has only THESE inputs: Price of asset; Strike of option; Volatility of option; Type of option; ExpirationDate of...

look at CQG, it is pretty good, but expensive.

in Option Station 2000i I faced to this problem: HOW they use Volatility of ASSET to calculate Theor.value of OPTION ?????? The BS model uses the PRICE of Asset and not the VOLATILITY of asset ! ! ! ! ! please help me ! ! ! PS: IS IT EVER POSSIBLE TO CALCULATE THEOR VALUE USING...