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Do you offer Windows software or is it completely browser-based?

I use QCharts. Don't have any problems with the data feed, the interface is really nice. QCharts is missing a scanner and backtesting but I use StockWatchPro for that.

He is doing a right thing, college education won't hurt.

QCharts website is finance.lycos.com

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That's a great idea, go for it!

No downtick rule for QQQs

There is a Choppiness indicator in QCharts

You should be able to do this. I have 1, 3, and 5 minute stochastic on the same chart in my SWP workspace. I think this setup is covered here: http://www.crontech.com/swp/help/multi_timeframe_study.html

wow, that's ridiculous

QQQ, SPY, MSFT

Here is the top 5 list for 17'' LCDs from CNET http://computers.cnet.com/hardware/0-2645871-8-6883982-1.html?tag=prmo

check out http://www.crontech.com

stockwatch pro is integrated with IB: http://www.crontech.com

I'm using stock watch pro. After trying out many other products, I decided to stick with this one. http://www.crontech.com/swp

Set it to CLOSE because it uses the closing price of the 1 minute bar triggering the exit (not the day close).

You should be able to set this up with Stock Watch Pro. I think you need to check "Detect intrabar signals" option to hit the stoploss or profit target and exit at that price. This formula should exit at 5% profit or loss from entry: Bar[Close,D]>EntryPrice*1.05 | Bar[Close,D]<EntryPrice*.95...

I haven't had any problems with SWP performance but again, maybe I am not using it to the fullest potential :) And it's true, they do promise a lot of things (IB integration is on the top of my list) but I am yet to be disappointed with their customer service.

I am with you on this one. If it wasn't for stock watch pro, Quote.com would've had one less customer. Hopefully they use other feeds in the future.