Best Trading Platform for VSA

[bigboss123]

Experts please share which trading platform you use and the features you most like about and how it helps you with VSA.

[billbose]

Any Bar/Candlestick chart with volume information would be good.

[david22]

try openecry platform, the bars look big and easy to read as opposed to esignal charts. But openecry only have charts for futures, no stocks.

[Shamal]

Don't think there is any particular trading platform designed for VSA nor is it necessary.
TP are for entering orders, any signals relating to price/vol will be on charts.

Try infinity AT with sierra charts, any bar or candlestick chart with volume histogram.

[mitta]

Originally Posted by bigboss123 Experts please share which trading platform you use and the features you most like about and how it helps you with VSA.

I'm no expert, but give Tradeguider a look at, it's built only for VSA, also they have just recently released a newer version of their RT. Go to their website and have a look at all of the saved seminars etc.

[BlowFish]

Personally I'd avoid Tradeguider like the plague. Its over priced. Its 'simplified' a handful of fairly straight forward principles into 400+ indicators. Its limited on data feeds. It's clunky. Did I mention it was overpriced?

As has been said use any software that suits you. Just display plain price bars with a volume histogram and give yourself a chance to read the chart without spurious clutter.

[rigel]

Think the original query pertained to Trading Platform not Tradeguider software.
Agreed, TG is a total waste of money(over $3000), any charting pack with price and volume bars would suffice if one makes an effort to understand the basic concepts.

All the indicators in TG are superfluous and of minimal value. Pure scam and that goes for the latest Advance course DVD at over $900 by the one and only World's first Chart Reading Machine...............Man by

[DbPhoenix]

I agree with rigel and Shamal, respectively. TradeGuider is a waste of money, and the trading platform is immaterial. If your charting program provides a price bar and a volume bar, you're in business.

If even Sierra Charts is too expensive, look at QuoteTracker. It's free.

[thecloser]

Just get tradestation, it has everything you need and the platform is free if you execute a minimun number of trades.

[BlowFish]

Or Ninjatrader which you can get completely free on a demo account