RE: [CANSLIM] Perusing daily charts -- easiest way?

From: "John Adair" <xjadair@brightok.net>
Subject: RE: [CANSLIM] Perusing daily charts -- easiest way?
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 15:38:08 -0600

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Hi warren
This is a good project
You might check tc2000 it has a flash type of screen viewing. And Metastock
allows viewing groups of stock charts. By the way how do you import and sort
stocks into excel. I basically know how to import csv  files but haven't
tried   charts

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[mailto:owner-canslim@lists.xmission.com]On Behalf Of Warren Keuffel
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 10:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Perusing daily charts -- easiest way?

I've just discovered a web site -- ClearStation -- that does what you
want. If you create a watch list there you can then have CS display the
charts for all your stocks in one browser page (up to 20 per page). I
like the portfolio tools on CS too.

CANSLIMers -- anyone out there following ClearStation recommendations?
Any good?

Warren

J. David Stem wrote:

> It seems one of the challenges of following and finding breakouts is
> to find a simple, quick way to view daily charts. I find DGO is great
> for identifying candidates on a weekly basis, particularly if the
> various screens are imported into Excel then sorted. The problem then
> is this: DGO takes too long to load individual charts, even when they
> are on a watch list. Now, maybe the problem would be solved if i had
> DSL (any comments on how fast DGO is with DSL?)
>
> However, even then, they have to be scrolled through one at a time.
> I've found that Yahoo's charting section allows me to input up to 25
> symbols at a time. All 25 charts load on one long page. I can then
> scroll through very quickly, seeing what patterns I like. I can also
> save each weeks charts into my Favorites Folder very easily. The
> problem is, Yahoo doesn't adjust their prices until late at night.
> Which brings me to my question: Is there any service that allows you
> to view multiple full-size charts on one page like Yahoo... but loads
> the prices before midnight... OR is there any way to get the prices
> earlier on Yahoo. I'm just curious how others have found the quickest
> way to view the day's market action with individual charts.
>
> Dave in Los Angeles
>
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