Looking for a decent charting software

[sw_alex]

What I need is being able to pump data from Yahoo and Quote.com.
And it shouldn't cost more then a round-trip commission!

 

[lin-trader]

IT Locus Charting

The special offer from IT Locus is the Charting.

I especially like the way they realized scaling of the axes and that you can download and save historical data from Yahoo.

Edited for advertising by Rognvald

 

[TWI]

Try http://www.qmatix.com/XLQ.htm

 

[Chuck_T]

TahoeCharts

Check out TahoeCharts for an advanced charting package that works with Interactive Broker's real time datafeed:

http://www.TahoeCharts.com

Chuck

 

[glamllc]

Hi,

I am US based trader dealing basically US shares, but I have an interest in UK market, especially FTSE100 component shares, since I lived in London for some time some years ago. I wonder if someone can recommend a website which offers some semi-sophisticated interactive charting on UK shares. I used to use moneyguru.com but I guess it was out of business now, and am not too happy with charting from Financial Times or Yahoo.co.uk.

I appreciate if anyone can point the way. Thanks in advance.

GL

 

[Jerry Medved]

http://www.quotetracker.com can handle that.

 

[glamllc]

Jerry,

Thanks for the link. I will take a look. Do you know of any web based freebie that does the same job on EOD basis.

GL

 

[Selbats]

glamllc

Don't know if this will be of any interest. Worth a look though.

www.advfn.com

 

[Jerry Medved]

Jerry,

Thanks for the link. I will take a look. Do you know of any web based freebie that does the same job on EOD basis.

GL

Not right now, but we are planning on expanding QuoteTracker capabilities to where it may cover EOD charting as well. Will see.