Roadmap for QuoteTracker?

Quote from FightTheFuture:

QuoteTracker is what I actually use to trade with, stable and reliable. I use other software for other purposes.

I wouldn't want too much extra added to QT for fear of it becoming bloated and useless for actual trading like other software I've used.

I was interested in Ninja Trader, so a few months ago I finally attempted to install it with no success. Spent many hours trying to install it with all their help and tips and tricks. Never had a problem installing software before. Probably some conflict with one of those Microssssshhhhoft updates.
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Ah ah, funny.
 
Quotetracker is good for my needs , too. Since I only use a couple of indicators and trade a simple strategy it works well.
And as was mentioned before in a earlier post, I like that fact that it's not bloated.
 
Long time QT user but

+1 for Ninja

Just started testing it as sub for QT

What I like is the daily charts in ninja; QT is cumbersome with the less than daily and then historical
 
Quote from dalmore:

What I like is the daily charts in ninja; QT is cumbersome with the less than daily and then historical
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I agree completely with this. This is a large reason why I use MT4 for charting now and QT really just for quotes. Being able to shift dynamically between daily/4H/hourly down to 1-min and have any technical annotations remain static is a huge plus.
 
Agree, their dynamically changing quote windows are superb (QT)

I use Esignal data feed into Esignal, QT and now also ninjatrader

Ninja charts are similar to Esignal platform, but the data is handled like QT in that once the data has been loaded and presented, I can review charts in Ninja without being connected to the internet, like Esignal requires

What would be optimum though would be Esignal platform to have both viewing of charts available without internet, and the ablility to get a quote window to dynamically sort for % gainer, like QT and also multicharts can do

Then I'd only need the one application, and could also ditch stockcharts

Here's hoping
 
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