Charting Software

Feb 15, 2004 3 Replies

A few years ago I used a lovely freeware program that downloaded data for FTSE 100 stocks each day (or you could catch up with the historical data). It could then skip though the charts letting me glance at each. It wasn't anything fancy but I did what I wanted. Is there anything similar available today?



I am not willing to pay as I am only at the stage of making imaginary trades and spending imaginary money.


Charts for PalmOS does exactly that. Also, I remember that DLJ Direct (now Harris Direct) has a feww application as such.

Roy

You may be interested in my TtxData2 program. It downloads Teletext Share Price Data via Hauppauge's VTPlus facility. The trial TtxData2 is to be found at:

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Albert.

Thanks but I'm looking for freeware. It looks like I can do what I want with the Wall Street Analyser

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