Five pass a quality test

Article Abstract:

Computer trading systems vary according to the amount of discretion they permit the user. They use a number of methods to make investment decisions, not all of which are based on understanding. Indigo Professional from MicroStar is suitable for investors only dealing in equities. Dual Thrust from Mike Chalek is reliable and suited to investors trading automatically. CATS is geared to investors specialising in the FTSE 100 index, and Summit from MESA UK allows more autonomy. Advanced GET is expensive and offers flexibility for users with background knowledge.

Analysis, Product selection, Software selection

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Cheap and cheerful

Article Abstract:

Users of investment software can find a number of good products in the United Kingdom that cost less than 100 pounds sterling. There include both new products and older products that were previously more expensive but have become cheaper as developers have brought in newer products. Newcomers include ShareScope and Market Savant. The Invest package from Updata previously cost almost 400 pounds sterling but can be obtained from Updata's web site for 58.69 pounds.

United Kingdom, Methods, Computer software industry, Software industry, Portfolio management

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