I have been downloading stats from livecharts and putting it into excel but thats a pain. Does anyone know of some inexpensive charting software or free that I can import this data into and use? Just learning and studying now so I don't want to spend a ton of moola. Any help is appreciated.
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Looking for inexpensive charting software
- Thread starter dumtom
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Sierra Chart (www.sierrachart.com). It's what I use. You can import ascii data into a chart, but only 1 symbol at a time. Here's a link to get you started: http://boardserver.superstats.com/r...errachart&id=131&thread=117&f=1&u=Sierrachart
As for price they're $40 for a 6-month license which is the cheapest out there for what I think is excellent charting.
--opm8
As for price they're $40 for a 6-month license which is the cheapest out there for what I think is excellent charting.
--opm8
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I have been downloading stats from livecharts and putting it into excel but thats a pain. Does anyone know of some inexpensive charting software or free that I can import this data into and use? Just learning and studying now so I don't want to spend a ton of moola. Any help is appreciated.
Ensign for Windows is good for studying (I mean the Internet version with delayed quotes), and it's only $40 a month, but SierraChart may suit you better.
wally_
amibroker is very reasonable and very powerful. i use it virtually every day for daily data.
It's about a $100 one time and if you're just interested in daily data there's no monthly charge - they have a free download utility that pulls off Yahoo.
you`ll get both data and charting software for low price.