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What a market for being short. Since I like to go short I finally get payed back for all the hard time. Anyone else here feels like it, unfortunatly I am only playing small :( but if the market continues I might be able to increase my bets. S.

There is a great way to do it on the http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/getpage?page=MarketCalls.htm here. It only works end of day. Haven't used it but it looks very cool and some users have a very impressive result there. S.

As for the original question. Go and search/develop for your own system that suits your trading style. There is no free lunch. Look at the many brokers who offer that they trade a/the system for you - some seem to be sucessful. I only trust the things that I developed myself. S.

I basically posted the same question a while ago. Depending on what markets you like to trade and also on your trading style. If it is just charting with fast data and some indicators, then I think anything will do. If you like to test systems and trade them I recommend Wealth Lab. WL does not...

Alain, have you posted your system code here? Just post the code or the logic and I will test it on my stocks and publish the results here. I only read WL2 and TS4 languages :). S.

Doreen, I used TS4 and it had major limitations. I was actually planning to buy RINA's software for portfolio testing. Your arguments are not very convincing. The language of WL2 is very similar to EL but more powerful. Also I like to choose my own data vendor. WL2 allows you to download...

Check out the systems on the www.wealth-lab.com page. There is a great source of information there. Also you might want to check the www.futurestruth.com site for systems. I spend to much money on systems that don't work, so I had to go the hard way and create them myself. S.

Nitro, Wealth Lab is a great backtesting tool. As far as I know it supports eSignal, QCharts, Real Tick and a German vendor. You might find a superior software depending on what kind of systems you like to trade. Anyway I can highly recommend it. I have never used TS6 but Wealth Lab has never...

Found it myself. Checking out that Eskimo TS forum as a reader only, but it seems like a bunch of unhappy users there. :confused:

Just found this thread. Looks like TradersRecipies is a software that has a lot of what I am looking for. How does it compare to Amibroker, TS200i, Welth Lab and Wave59? Any information appreciated, thanx. PS: Price is not an issue!

Anyone knows how to register for the omega-list@eskimo.com list which has been mentioned at the first page? thanx.

Hi, I am also looking for a system testiing software. I am looking arround in diferent forums and was thinking to buy TradeStation2000i. Is TS the best at the moment? What makes Wave 59 so good or is TS still better. Thanx. Shankar.