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A post at http://www.incrediblecharts.com/forums/messages/12/257.html recommends using the 65 day EMA to replace the weekly bars. Max

You can use the arrays in TS2k and do just that, I have. I do not have any exposure to TS6, don't know if it can be done there. TS4 did not have arrays. Max

The word stochastics means taking unrelated data and making it relate. Mathematicians admit the data is unrelated but they found a way to deal with it anyhow. Now I'm wondering if I could leave stochastic oscillator out of my TA altogether... Hm......No, I would enter later and exit later...

Brokerages are a lot more profitable than trading software vendors. Hopefully TS is putting some of those profits back into support and software development as well. I still have my Tradestation 2000i, love it, have never found anything I could not do with it backtesting wise. If TS is going...

If they found out that TA worked they would stop being academics and go get some $. On the other hand, if they are employed and put $ in a 401k they add to the liquidity so let those sleeping dogs lie anywhere they want to! Max:D

One user says support is a headache, one person at TS says support is excellent. Max

Exactly, you can code as many signals as you want (with TS2k at least) and run all of them on one issue, the strategy report will tell you which strategy entered and which one exited. I have never found anything I wanted to do with TS2ki that I could not, including multi-timeframe technical...

You can use pushpop.dll if nothing else, it provides for global variables. Max

I can program indicator based alerts really easily with just a little Excel knowledge, $45 for mytrack data and about $8/mo. for the chart service, can't beat it with a stick. Max

Tradestation Securities, formerly known as Omega Research has bad customer service reputation. They never finished the service pack 6 for TS2000 which they promised, instead they became a broker and brought out a new software. Search the archives of the omega-list at traders2traders.com, you...

Stockcharts.com might do that for you. Max