I tend to use stockfinder more.  It has indexes.  Once you understand the power of building your own index it is very powerful.  Nothing compares to it, tradestation or ninja trader don't hold a candle to it.  It needs more work in the backtest area, but again nothing compares to it and I have experience with many platforms. 

You can get alerts from most brokers now, the data points offered by TC2000 are too short for finding resistances.  I always go back to the old Telechart or use stockfinder when drawing trend lines.

Don't get me wrong, both packages are good, but worden had really upped the service with stockfinder.  They still support it, but have stopped development and went to the cloud concept.

The more I use stockfinder the more I appreciate it's speed in development and testing abilities.  I do all my lab work in it.  The real key here, is that the more I use stockfinder the more money I learn to make.

Hope this helps.

Hello, 

 I use the alerts in tc2000, they are much more capable than my broker,  and I have coded some scans that work well.

I guess I will work my way through tc2000 then take a look at stockfinder when I hit the wall.

Thanks,

joe

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