Hey FatRat,
Your idea sounds interesting.
I am currently using Tradestation Radar screen to find stocks that meet my selection.
I am a profitable (small scale and only part time) trader that would like to move from paying Tradestation about double the commission and getting about 1/4 the amount of interest per month as I would at IB.
What I would like is a program or Exel or whatever that would scan about 1000 stocks like Radar screen does and sort to the top and highlight the ones that meet my formula.
Allowing me to move my account to IB and still have a "radar screen" would be great if all other things are equal.( TS does have some nice features that IB doesnt)
In return you would have the formulas that I developed(half of whats needed) and I would be willing to share with you HOW to use them and the rules that I use to apply them (the other half thats needed for me to trade on the results)
I make no promises about the future results of my formulas except to say that I do NOT trade like most people. I am more like a Tom Demark
Your idea sounds interesting.
I am currently using Tradestation Radar screen to find stocks that meet my selection.
I am a profitable (small scale and only part time) trader that would like to move from paying Tradestation about double the commission and getting about 1/4 the amount of interest per month as I would at IB.
What I would like is a program or Exel or whatever that would scan about 1000 stocks like Radar screen does and sort to the top and highlight the ones that meet my formula.
Allowing me to move my account to IB and still have a "radar screen" would be great if all other things are equal.( TS does have some nice features that IB doesnt)
In return you would have the formulas that I developed(half of whats needed) and I would be willing to share with you HOW to use them and the rules that I use to apply them (the other half thats needed for me to trade on the results)
I make no promises about the future results of my formulas except to say that I do NOT trade like most people. I am more like a Tom Demark