NeoTicker Supporting Jurik Research High-End UT Indicators

Lawrence Chan · May 12, 2006

As of NeoTicker 4.10 Build 27, Jurik Research's UT Indicators are supported directly.

Jurik Research has four UT indicators - JMA, VEL, RSX, DMX.

These indicators have the advantage of using much less CPU while updated in real-time tick-by-tick, compare against the classic version counterparts.

riskarb · May 12, 2006

Licensing fees for using the Jurik indicators?

bigmrfrank · May 13, 2006

Quote from Lawrence Chan:

As of NeoTicker 4.10 Build 27, Jurik Research's UT Indicators are supported directly.

Jurik Research has four UT indicators - JMA, VEL, RSX, DMX.

These indicators have the advantage of using much less CPU while updated in real-time tick-by-tick, compare against the classic version counterparts.

Best money I ever spent!

just21 · May 13, 2006

If only neoticker had IB backfill!

Lawrence Chan · May 13, 2006

Quote from riskarb:

Licensing fees for using the Jurik indicators?

You can find out the Jurik indicator pricing at their website.

As I understand the standard DLL version has a one time purchase fee while the UT version has a yearly licensing fee.

JMowery1987 · May 13, 2006

Neoticker is a good product from the demo I have tried, I will be a Neoticker customer in the future.

EdgeHunter · May 16, 2006

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Neoticker is a good product from the demo I have tried, I will be a Neoticker customer in the future.

JM - I give up on eSig's 'Advanced Charting' software package (still use their data feed) and i purchased NeoT am using it - it works fine and is more robust... so far i like it much better but have only been using it for a week...

My CPU usage dropped down even though i added TWO more T&Sales for emini's for a total of three running at one time - when i had ONLY one with eSig it would top out my CPU and freeze my system...

also NeoT has some nice features whereby you can create custom indexes and create custom ADD/DEC indicators on them or TRIN or VOLD and TICK... done even better thru their TICK16 methods... truer tick reading...

But there is a real learning curve to it... and its not for the non-techie type... or for anyone who avoids reading manuals...

cj...

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local_crusher · May 16, 2006

I had a look at the indicators a few years ago when I still tried to work with data smoothers, this stuff is marketing-hyped.

There are open-sourced algorithms that come close or equal sometimes, if you are not a profitable trader, KEEP your MONEY, you won't be profitable with a JMA indicator either.

Avid_Consumer · May 16, 2006

jurik only grudingly provided screenshots of his stuff to me a few years ago when i politely called to express interest in the products. he was shockingly nasty on the phone.. beware

i would imagine if anyone's trading needs smoothing to that degree, the free Tilson T3 will probably get you 99% (if not 110%) of the way there

http://www.tssupport.com/support/base/?action=article&id=1417

JMowery1987 · May 16, 2006

Quote from EdgeHunter:

JM - I give up on eSig's 'Advanced Charting' software package (still use their data feed) and i purchased NeoT am using it - it works fine and is more robust... so far i like it much better but have only been using it for a week...

My CPU usage dropped down even though i added TWO more T&Sales for emini's for a total of three running at one time - when i had ONLY one with eSig it would top out my CPU and freeze my system...

also NeoT has some nice features whereby you can create custom indexes and create custom ADD/DEC indicators on them or TRIN or VOLD and TICK... done even better thru their TICK16 methods... truer tick reading...

But there is a real learning curve to it... and its not for the non-techie type... or for anyone who avoids reading manuals...

cj...

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If You Have The Vision We Have The Code

Glad you enjoy it.

So you just purchased eSignal basic, and use the feed's you require?

I really do like Neoticker, was considering paying for Neoticker and getting the DTN feed.

I'll have to figure something out, but I really like Neoticker. It's complex, but worth it if you learn it like you said.