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Any alternative to Prophet.net charts?
- Thread starter innovest_11
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Sierrachart seems quite different from prophet.net java chart, seems like i have no choice but to subscribe to investool for the prophet.net charts
Quote from Pekelo:
http://www.sierrachart.com/
It is $18-41 per month and can use your IB datafeed for free....(you don't pay extra for the data)
another java based online chart is at www.prorealtime.com.
it's free for end-of-day, a little pricey for real time. I really like the way their charts look. check it out.
it's free for end-of-day, a little pricey for real time. I really like the way their charts look. check it out.
Agreed, the charting capabilities at Prohet.net are excellent.
Hopefully, the migration to Investools will be equally as good.
My other concern has to do with watch list maintenance. The "bulk add" feature was amazing. As I am constantly building and harvesting multiple lists the loss of this feature will be catastrophic.[ Im a slow typist] Desperately seeking alternatives.
Does anyone have any suggestions where I can find this capabilitiy. Thanks for the help.
Hopefully, the migration to Investools will be equally as good.
My other concern has to do with watch list maintenance. The "bulk add" feature was amazing. As I am constantly building and harvesting multiple lists the loss of this feature will be catastrophic.[ Im a slow typist] Desperately seeking alternatives.
Does anyone have any suggestions where I can find this capabilitiy. Thanks for the help.
Has anyone tried freestockcharts.com
Got an email notice that they are shutting down mid March now. Went to Investools, to Investor Relations, which leads to Ameritrade
http://www.amtd.com/investors/contactus.cfm)
who now own them. Gave them some feedback re shutting down prophet.net. Told them that it served as excellent advertising, and that the so-called guided tours available to the product via Investools didn't offer the hands-on, complete trials that people want, and the 30-day free offer is too cumbersome for someone wanting to do a quick evaluation.
I agree, the Investools charts are not the same as the Java charts. They're very pretty, but as I recall, they don't allow quick line drawing, among other flaws.
http://www.amtd.com/investors/contactus.cfm)
who now own them. Gave them some feedback re shutting down prophet.net. Told them that it served as excellent advertising, and that the so-called guided tours available to the product via Investools didn't offer the hands-on, complete trials that people want, and the 30-day free offer is too cumbersome for someone wanting to do a quick evaluation.
I agree, the Investools charts are not the same as the Java charts. They're very pretty, but as I recall, they don't allow quick line drawing, among other flaws.
Hi,
Newbie here....I too had "withdrawal" pains from the Prophet shutdown that I had been accessing thru OptionsXpress. Well, OptionsXpress have developed their own "Streaming FlexCharts" and their tech depart have been impressive in the support department, both from symbols and charting tools.....I feel almost back to normal. Here's a link sample chart....but I am not sure if it will post..
https://charts.optionsxpress.com/charts/gifsetfetch.asp?imgName=$DJI106207895.9644994918.gif&display=true
Newbie here....I too had "withdrawal" pains from the Prophet shutdown that I had been accessing thru OptionsXpress. Well, OptionsXpress have developed their own "Streaming FlexCharts" and their tech depart have been impressive in the support department, both from symbols and charting tools.....I feel almost back to normal. Here's a link sample chart....but I am not sure if it will post..
https://charts.optionsxpress.com/charts/gifsetfetch.asp?imgName=$DJI106207895.9644994918.gif&display=true
This may be of some use, click on the Interactive Charts button:
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/
It has a similar Java Chart applet as compared with Prophet.net. I don't believe it has the real-time streaming capabilities though...
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/
It has a similar Java Chart applet as compared with Prophet.net. I don't believe it has the real-time streaming capabilities though...
Quote from thstart:
Are there a reason why it is discontinued? On the web site I am reading: web #1 technical analysis suite.
Yes dude, there is. I'm also sad to see Prophet.net go away. I used them for live trading for a few years and made some money. I was also using Quote.com live charts, which I found way back in year 2000. The site helped me a lot, as I finally had an epiphany moment that I was able to 'read' a chart. Here's the link: http://www.quote.com/livecharts/livecharts.action I hope this helps. stox/
Quote from stoxguy:
Yes dude, there is. I'm also sad to see Prophet.net go away. I used them for live trading for a few years and made some money. I was also using Quote.com live charts, which I found way back in year 2000. The site helped me a lot, as I finally had an epiphany moment that I was able to 'read' a chart. Here's the link: http://www.quote.com/livecharts/livecharts.action I hope this helps. stox/
good ol' livecharts still lives. That thing was great in the 90's. Worked great until they introduced QCharts which was the real deal.