You have made tremendous improvements to the program over the past year!  Please do not forget to continue to improve the quality and look of the charts and those capabilities.  I suggest that you offer the ability to put an outline around the Candlestick charts so the user can define the color of the wick and the outline.  This may seem like a small thing, but it will improve the overall look of the charts immensely.  In addition, the ability to color code a bar based on certain criteria.  For instance, Narrow range bar or a Wide range bar however the user would like to define it.  Or being able to color code a moving average based on slope.  I believe these would provide a huge upgrade to the overall user experience!  Are any of these potentially in the works for Version 19?

Is it possible to create an indicator - a simple MA, for example, in a specific time frame and then plot in on a different time frame?  i.e.  a quarterly 5 SMA  and then plot it on a weekly chart?

Joe

Thanks Diceman,  I will look into it.

Thanks Bruce.

I guess I would like to know the direction of the product.  Is there someone I can talk to that would be able to tell me what the next generation of this product is likely to include?  

Joe

I have asked about this in the past.  Is there anyway to know if you are even considering adding conditional paint bar studies and color coded indicators to TC2000?  I do not want to waste too much time with this unless I know that it is a possibility.  I am a long time user of TC2000 and it was probably a year ago the last time I asked about this item.  If it is not possible using Silverlight, okay.  But, I would at least like to know.  I have 2 other charting software programs that have color coding based on conditions but I would use your program a lot more if this feature was available.

Joe

Have there been any discussions about adding the ability to create Paint Bar studies or color coded indicators?

Joe

I have been requesting for the ability to have weekly or monthly pivots (or any timeframe) to show up on a different time frame.  For example, have monthly pivot points overlaid onto a daily chart.  Since you already have all timeframes from intraday to yearly, this should not be difficult to program.  It would be highly useful.

Joe

I would prefer to break out the windows as well.  But, for now, I have 3 22" monitors and I pull the program across all three.  It works fine but everytime I open the program, I have to pull it across again. It does not save.  Is this because of the limitations of the multi-monitors?  

But, frankly, my biggest gripe are the charts - no paintbar studies and cannot color code indicators based on certain criteria.  Until that happens, I just find myself opening the program less and less.