Retail version of TT

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Other than speed and great stability (worth the cost because of those two attributes) X-Trader isn't exactly feature laden. In fact it's primitive, inconvenient and unnecessarily resource intensive.

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When it first rolled out in 2000 it was ohhhs and ahhhs. It is pretty much the same look and feel. One good thing is that it is stable and I personally have used it since day one and not had too many problems. Nowadays, there are many similar choices that are less expensive. Someone like E-Speed could give them a run for their money and that is something to watch ---EccoPro.

TT's version 7 should offer a lot of improvements. We will see. TT has always had one thing going for it. Traders hate change. Especially if something works well and is stable.

Time will tell. But I have a feeling, unless they really screw something up. TT is going to be around.
 
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When it first rolled out in 2000 it was ohhhs and ahhhs. It is pretty much the same look and feel. One good thing is that it is stable and I personally have used it since day one and not had too many problems. Nowadays, there are many similar choices that are less expensive. Someone like E-Speed could give them a run for their money and that is something to watch ---EccoPro.

TT's version 7 should offer a lot of improvements. We will see. TT has always had one thing going for it. Traders hate change. Especially if something works well and is stable.

Time will tell. But I have a feeling, unless they really screw something up. TT is going to be around.
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Traders hate change if it doesn't lead to profitability.

Quote from TGM:

When it first rolled out in 2000 it was ohhhs and ahhhs. It is pretty much the same look and feel. One good thing is that it is stable and I personally have used it since day one and not had too many problems. Nowadays, there are many similar choices that are less expensive. Someone like E-Speed could give them a run for their money and that is something to watch ---EccoPro.

TT's version 7 should offer a lot of improvements. We will see. TT has always had one thing going for it. Traders hate change. Especially if something works well and is stable.

Time will tell. But I have a feeling, unless they really screw something up. TT is going to be around.
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Question: Why on earth does anyone pay $600 a month (or more) for a freakin' DOM. I mean, c'mon, folks. Methinks the emperor is butt-naked.
 
i gotta agree


booktrader is fast, stable, and intuitive

i don't see any reason to change to TT

fwiw, i have also tried ninjatrader, zerolinetrader, brackettrader, etc.

i still use booktrader
 
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