Try before you buy

Article Abstract:

Designers of investment software have to cater for a wider market as investment has become more common in Britain. Users want chart packages to allow easy access, a database update with a one-button download, and fundamental information combined with price data. Chart services are offered by the majority of market price services on the web, and there are some sophisticated offerings. There are anomalies in the market, but investors tend to get better quality the more they pay. Investors should try out software prior to making a decision on whether to buy it.

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Charting: a course

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Day traders perceive the market differently from Warren Buffet, but many investors are both interested in short term and long term investments. Programs combining fundamentals and charts cater for such investors with mixed needs, and may have become the most popular type of package sold to British investors. These packages can record transactions, analyze stock prices, and use fundamentals. Third parties can be used to supply data to update the packages, and this involves paying a fee each month.

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Great minds...

Article Abstract:

Software packages are available using insights from people well-known in the field, such as Dow Theory, Elliott Wave Theory, and Gann Analysis. Shareware and free packages are available, such as Wall Street Messenger. Data can be drawn from websites using local calls. Specialist software could increase in popularity, with investors using different techniques for different markets. Investors have access to quantitative techniques through using this software.

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