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

From: Warren Keuffel <wkeuffel@xmission.com>
Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Perusing daily charts -- easiest way?
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 09:26:38 -0700

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John,

In ClearStation, bring up a stock chart.  If you right click (assuming 
you are using a windoze machine) on the chart and then select "Save 
as..." you can store the image locally and then import it as an image 
into your Excel doc.  If you don't want to capture the image then you'll 
have to build a new chart, which means capturing all the data and doing 
all the calculations.

I hope this is the question you wanted an answer to!

Warren

John Adair wrote:

>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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>Subject: Re: [CANSLIM] Perusing daily charts -- easiest way?
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>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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