Best TA software for non-programmer?

[billpritjr]

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What is the best TA software for non-programmer, for end-of-day data on US stocks?

Consider - ease of use, pricing, capabilities, etc.

 

[nbates]

my suggestion:

Quotes-Plus
http://www.quotes-plus.com

 

[Nana Trader]

Quote from billpritjr:

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What is the best TA software for non-programmer, for end-of-day data on US stocks?

Consider - ease of use, pricing, capabilities, etc.

Add Tradestation, Ensign, Neoticker, Prorealtime, Meta trader

 

[martys]

Ensign is pretty good (although could be better).

 

[lilboy716]

it is time to learn about programming...

Quote from billpritjr:

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What is the best TA software for non-programmer, for end-of-day data on US stocks?

Consider - ease of use, pricing, capabilities, etc.

 

[QQQShort]

Quote from lilboy716:

it is time to learn about programming...

This implies we need to have programming skills in order to use technical analysis software. Of course, this is not true.

The reviews found under the Software tab -- at the top of the page -- have a lot of information on this topic you might find helpful.

 

[Jamy01]

i like the tools from www.tradingbasis.com

They display support & resistance based on horizontal levels, trendlines or also fibonacci levels automatically.
i get signals through a scan and arrows on the chart.
so i don't need to programm anything
i have wasted to much time for programming (or at least trying) anything.
maybe it is was you search.