Best Tech Analysis Software to use?

[GrasshopperFX]

Hey guys...looking for a great setup to use for technical analysis.
Any suggestions?
Cheers

 

[intradaybill]

For TA, I use Metastock, I still have an older version that works well. I think it is one of the best programs for the job. Not for backtesting though.

 

[GrasshopperFX]

thanks for your help intraday bill -- i'll take a lookie

 

[intradaybill]

Quote from smith001:

Hi,

This is Jessica from Canada. ..


5. Should work at least EOD, preferrably Real time for indian markets i.e. BSE & NSEI

I expect to see everything on ET. Even a Jessica from Canada trading BSE real-time...

 

[Aetey]

Quote from intradaybill:

For TA, I use Metastock, I still have an older version that works well. I think it is one of the best programs for the job. Not for backtesting though.

Same here, I use MetaStock 11 EOD. It's a pretty mature package and provides most indicators out of the box. And setting up your own indicators is not that hard either, take a peek: http://www.equis.com/customer/resources/formulas/primer.aspx

Customer support is pretty neat, too.

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[ronblack]

It's like going around in 2010 and asking what horse breed is good for the city. TA is useless in the era of HFT and data mining. Forget about TA. Mutate or lose it all. TA is "after the fact" analysis. Others create the fact for you.

 

[odlareg]

If you like to be late, use TA. I advise B&E approach

 

[Technician]

b&e = ?

 

[odlareg]

Brain & Eyes, add Charts, no indicators, just watch supply and demand, wait for the best setups.

 

[Xspurt]

Quote from ronblack:

It's like going around in 2010 and asking what horse breed is good for the city. TA is useless in the era of HFT and data mining. Forget about TA. Mutate or lose it all. TA is "after the fact" analysis. Others create the fact for you.

Show me a current chart and how it is different from say 50 years back since HFT made TA useless.