Re: Marketscanning Question
Hi stuartw
I think Quicken's ShareAnalyser charting software is worth looking at.
Although it doesn't have all the bells and whistles that some of the very much more expensive software packages have, it is a very good charting package with fully customisable indicators (25 or so of the most common indicators like stochastic, macd, rsi etc etc) and a built in market scanner.
The built in scanner can scan on fundamental and technical critieria. You should be able to construct scans to scan for at least the most common types of scans like looking for up/down trending stocks, looking for breakouts with volume support, moving average cross-overs, indicators with buy/sell signals etc etc.
The built in scanner uses point and click and manual input of parameters like mins/maxs, cutoffs etc to construct a scan without having to learn a programming language to construct your scans/explorations.
Bottom line, using the KISS principle if a mini-minor will achieve your market scanning requirements, why buy a rolls royce
If interested, maybe have a look at
ShareAnalyser's Features and Benefits
Good luck and hth
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