Software Used to Trade Jack Hershey Methods

Anyone have trouble with Qcharts market hours being off, or the new contract hours?

Installing it on my backup machine and it won't update the continuum client, etc. Using 5.1.0.21.

Haven't seen any mention of anyone having issues.

- EZ
 
Quote from LostTrader:

Hi eric, it looks like you got your answers already. If the program error occurred when you were import or compiling, then it is likely because you are not at the 6.5 beta version. Otherwise, need more specifics.

regards...

Thank you all for the quick response, one more question about NT.
can we draw beyond the price bar to the far right?
 
Yesterday i was on NYC Traders Expo and noticed that PeakTraderpro.com using Jack Hershey method and made slight improvements writing its software in other language than Excel. and charge for that around $200 a month. Any info about that comment?
 
Outrageous!
Quote from serpent:

Yesterday i was on NYC Traders Expo and noticed that PeakTraderpro.com using Jack Hershey method and made slight improvements writing its software in other language than Excel. and charge for that around $200 a month. Any info about that comment?
 
Quote from cnms2:

Outrageous!

lol. I don't know how advance their charting/trading platform is. But for $200, I just hope it's not just some new indicators and auto alerts.
 
Quote from ericta:

lol. I don't know how advance their charting/trading platform is. But for $200, I just hope it's not just some new indicators and auto alerts.

They actually developed a platform that is geared directly towards Jack's method. Just take a look, though I have heard that there is still a lot of room for improvment.
 
Coding the method into a self-piloting software marvel lifts the skirt a bit too much, one would think?

The underlying market dynamics won't change. But if the software takes off, price action at those predictable turning points will...
 
If you could trade Jack's method successfully, and felt in your heart that you wanted to help others, would you ask $200 a license? Recently Van Tharp wrote an article about how he loves to help others, about his calling to teach others being stronger than his will to make money through successful trading. Why is he charging those high fees the same people he pretends that he loves to help? It reminds me so much of George Carlin's monologue about clergy.
 
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