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eSignal has that function.

If you trade Japanese futures, one point to keep in mind with Reuters is that they do not filter out rollover data. So their charts are useless as far as I'm concerned. Quick, eSignal, IB do filter their data. But if you trade only stocks, as you say it's not a bad deal if you need a wide...

Do you mean me? I have been here a lo~~~~ng time. I did work for an investment bank at one time.

I would like to see the number of threads listed on the top page increased. Maybe tabbed lists to where all threads posted for the last day could be seen.

I don't find this data of any real interest, but I know that some people might. So, FYI: http://www.tse.or.jp/english/rules/derivatives/highlights/E2013.pdf

I don't find this data of any real interest, but I know that some people do. So, FYI: http://www.tse.or.jp/english/rules/derivatives/highlights/E2013.pdf http://www.tse.or.jp/rules/derivhighlights/J2013.pdf

>Mokwit Well, I see that the lists don't come out vertically. Sorry, don't know how to fix that.

>Mokwit

> Mokwit The attached [Japanese stock codes] may not include a few recently listed stocks. And after the 9000's the listed stocks are not all in order as they were added to the original list later. The other attachment in the next post includes the premerger OSE codes. I found this site...

OK. Will post late afternoon.

For example machinery stock's on different exchanges or sections are in the 6000's. Unless certain software uses an identifier, it would be hard. If you can get an old chartbook ffrom Toshi Rader you could tell from the index. Do you just need a list of the stocks that were on OSE before the...

From the link below you can see the breakdown by investor type. Looks like OSE stopped sending this out after they merged with TSE. http://www.ose.or.jp/f/future_option_reports/213/future_options/re1303.pdf As you'll find anywhere, some will make it and some won't. But maybe moreso here...

Sorry. As you say, European is correct. Have no idea why I mistakenly typed American.

Right now just Nikkei & Topix futures. Shortly, after I finish a trading related project I'm working on, I'll be looking at additional trading options. Not sure what you are asking regarding Japanese traders.

Yes, manipulation still exists, but it's a far cry from the extent it existed back then. Too bad, was so easy to make money riding along. All are American options here. If you don't have a Japanese address, your best bet by far would be IB. I think ETRADE in the U.S., BOOM in H.K. and...

Yeah, spent the whole day in the broker's boardroom where it was a contant fight with the other regulars to use the Quick machines (quote machines). The 3% commission and tax was a roadblock to daytrading. But at the time manipulation was the name of the game so stocks really moved. So there...

On my oldest PC, a 7 year old XP with 2GB memory, I can go back 6 months in a 1 minute chart using the Go to... function in 4 seconds. If I scroll back two weeks as you did it takes 8 seconds. With Go to..., less than 1 second.

The time difference would be a killer, wouldn't it. I traded Japanese stocks for 15 years or so up until 1990. Changed to Nikkei options then, and a few years later added Nikkei futures. I guess it was around 2005 that I started trading JGB futures, and did so up until this April when Kuroda...

You said 10+ years. eSignal goes back to 2001. This may be of no use or interest to you but here is a simple chart from a local broker's site that goes back to the early 1980's. It spans from 1 day to 30 years. Just enter the symbol where the 5713 is in the attached chart...

Based on Dow Theory, TA was expanded around 1930 to apply to individual stocks with one of the main purposes being to detect manipulation. Where I trade, manipulation was the name of the game in the 70's and 80's. TA sure helped me make a few bucks back then! And today too, manipulation or not!