MMillar,
Thanks for the extensive reply, had e mailed them at the same time as original post and they are 'working on it.'
Why people would prefer to only have 'in hours' charts is beyond me. It's a bit like walking into a cinema after the film has started... Can be hard to pick up the plot.
Seeing as the new software is a bit hungry and needs a comp with a fair bit of power, I wouldn't have thought that the more commonly used charts wouldn't have been too much of a problem to be 24 hours.
I like the look, and some of the features of the new software but personally don't need a feed with over 3,000 prices or (whatever it is), coming into the computer and draining the resources. (Have to get them to come up with personalised applications, so people don't have to go out and upgrade their computers.)
They are doing better, and top marks for effort, trading is quicker, though the charts still need a lot of work. Let's hope the new person can improve on things like the mav lines fading and the such.
When I spoke to the development people last year and they said the new software was due out early this year and slow stochs and Bollinger were being incorporated, I mentioned that in my view, to radicallly improve the charts, they should forget them and include fibs.
Have already had an update to the software, so they appear to be keeping on top of that; and no, I wouldn't beta test for them. Did that for a futures software company. Never again.
Glad you had your problems with the lap top sorted out. I had a problem suddenly with loading the old trading software, and although the tech guys bent over backwards to try and sort it; Even going so far as to send me some patches on cd by pidgeon post; between us, the IB stuff ended up being really screwed up. (Couldn't log in, or load.)
To add insult to injury, the D4F software packed up a week after the IB, result being no trading for over a fortnight. On the upside I can now do a complete wipe and reload of the hard drive, so no more £50, 2 lost days, petrol and wasted time running across to my computer guy... 'If you want something done properly...'
It's finding out how to do it that's the hard bit.
(Now... where have i heard that before..?)
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