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I just thought I might give it a try and it actually works: Quotetracker running in Mac OS X (no Parallels, no Windows at all) with help of Crossover (built on Wine libraries) It even connects directly to Interactive Brokers running on directly on the Mac... pretty amazing...

11. Qcharts (still the best hotlists) :D

I use both, and like the charting of TS and the order entry on IB. Plus I love the universal account feature of IB, trade anything from the same account. I don't believe there is anything like it. As for charting: TS is the most reliable I have used so far and speed is just as good as IB...

Quotetracker is a wonderful program, very versatile and compatible with a lot of data providers. Tradestation however is a completely different league. Not that does not have it faults... it is just not comparable. In my experience, QT is more stable than Tradestation (recently I have...

nothing imo :)

or use a Mac, its build into the system :)

And get the Windows cleaned as well.....:D :D :D :D

no problem here

http://www.trendfollowing.com/white...k_on_stocks.pdf

Still not answered: What are those flaws? Is research ever unbiased? :confused:

Yes, there are more, TS only as percent and dollar winners and losers, most volume, most trades, limited to top 20 You can copy the symbols in a quotesheet, but they are a linked hotlist anymore Qcharts has 52 week hi, lo, gaps, unusal volume, short term running etc, plus it displays top...

Same here... I have tried most, but like TS best. Very reliable and up to data data, even on the open. I do not use the backtesting and do not like radarscreen that much, but I guess it depends on what you are doing. I use the trade-ideas scanner with it... The are two things better in...

Hi Steve, Yes, I still trade them and yes, it can make you money, also in real life. You can also lose money. the basic setup works, but you need experience to find the best opportunities. The best way is to trade them a lot, with size so small it seems riciculous and keep good records...

http://www.jwh.com/templ007.cfm In the column Est. Annualized Return, sub Since Inception I see returns between 3.55 and 25.84 Mind you, inception sometimes is as long ago as 1984. How significant is -13% on an annualized return of 25.43 percent over a period of more than 20 years...

Maybe this is what you need? http://www.strategybuilderfx.com/platform.php/

I am using OS x on a Powerbook G4 and have no problems like that. You could open \applications\utilities\activity monitor and look at the processes, see if there is one that is eating cpu time... Also to be in control of all traffic from your Mac you could install a little utility called...

Djeez, what is wrong with people? Trade ideas IS a great product... DT likes this product. So what? A lot of traders do. DT's posts have more value than a lot of what is posted on these boards... Why always so negative? Why not be grateful that a few people joined forces and created...

You should probably glance again... :D http://www.amibroker.com/at/

I hope it IS your paper trading account... :D

I still have an awfull lot to learn, for me this is way too much info. How can you tell what price is doing? :D