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Links from The Investment FAQ: Technical Analysis
These sites offer information about charting and other forms of
technical analysis.
- ChartFilter
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ChartFilter is a free technical analysis education site to give the
investor stock market insight. ChartFilter's free newsletter takes
popular technical indicators against historical stocks and walks the
investor through the analysis.
http://www.chartfilter.com
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- ChartSmart 2000 investment software lets you screen 7 years of
history for over 15,000 Cdn. and U.S. equities including the OTCBB and
Nasdaq Small Cap. Subscriptions start at around US$20 / month.
http://www.chartsmart.com
- FreeCharts SE
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Freecharts SE is a free program that will import stock prices and
display price and volume charts. For Investors: Chart the progress of
your holdings. Use the simple portfolio manager to calculate your net
worth. Add stock prices by hand or import free data to update the
whole market at once. For traders: OHLC bar charts, Candlestick and
Line charts with EMA overlays. MACD, RSI and Momentum charts.
http://www.spacejock.com
- Power Investor
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Offers fundamental and technical analysis capabilities
in one easy-to-use package for the serious, self-reliant individual
investor. Power Investor features a CD-ROM database with comprehensive
coverage of more than 16,500 securities. A demonstration version is
available. Annual membership of $89 includes this package.
http://www.powerinvestor.com
- ProTA
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ProTA is a complete market analysis solution designed specifically for
the MacOS-based investor/trader. ProTA balances "powerful features"
with "ease of use" in a way that both beginners and seasoned traders
will appreciate. A full suite of integrated trading tools cover every
aspect of computer-based charting and technical analysis. Designed
for Mac; needs System 7 and 68030 or higher.
http://beesoft.net/
- Analytical Charts
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Real time volume charts for stocks, indexes and exchanges. Volume
based analysis and signals.
http://www.stock-charts-analysis.com
- Traders Floor
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A trading system for Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, Dow Jones
indexes and their derivatives QQQ, SPY, DIA. Volume based technical
analysis.
http://www.tradersfloor.com
- Wealth-Lab
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Wealth-lab.com offers users a free testbed for trading system
development. Users can program their own trading systems with a
robust scripting language. You can think of it as a TradeStation or
MetaStock on the web.
http://www.wealth-lab.com,
- Windows on Wall Street
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Software and data provider for delayed, real-time, and end-of-day
technical analysis using an internet-centric design.
http://www.windowonwallstreet.com
- WinMidas
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A Windows application which features the MIDAS Method of technical
analysis. MIDAS is an approach developed by Dr. Paul Levine and first
published on the internet in 1995. Use an evaluation for 30 days, then
it costs $95 to buy.
http://www.winmidas.com/
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