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90% of all of my software is free from ameritrade. The only other tools I pay for is at www.stockcharts.comPosts: 1051 | From: Michigan | Registered: Sep 2003
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Jeremy, thanks for the tip.. I still don't know how to use ameritrade tools that much.. . You think you can teach me how??? Do you have any instant messenger? I am sorry if I asked too many questions, but I am desperate to know the answer.
I've been reading booksss for the past 4 weeks, and I know alot about reading charts, but the problem is that I still don't know how to use all the valuable softwares that are available on the web...
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A-18 If you intend to be a serious trader you will probably need to write your own software. I use MS Access I have looked everywhere for software to help me. everything starts with BIG numbers. so I wrote my own. VAN
Posts: 1424 | From: Peoria, IL. USA | Registered: Oct 2003
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For real-time quotes and basic portfolio management I really like Medved Quotetracker. The free version has unobtrusive ads and you can register (pay) to get rid of them. The software interfaces with many internet brokers for real-time quotes. With E-trade I don't get level 2 pinks but that may be possible. It also has a trading interface, but I havn't tried it. www.quotetracker.com
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