Posted by DigiNomad on 15th of Apr 2024 at 08:43 pm
Yep, I added it for the same reason, but costs are piling up
with various subscriptions. Stockcharts only good for reviewing BPT
charts...which is great, but I want something like IBD charts that
have good fundamental overlays on top of price. I'm all in on
TradingView at this point so just questioning where I can remove
costs for duplicative services. I'm probably just going to give up
on the ability to read BPT annotations in Stockcharts.
Daytrading seems hardly possible in StockCharts...or maybe
I'm missing something? Crazy considering what they
charge.
yeah I don't know, I was talking to a subscriber the other day,
he's made 10's of thousands of dollars from our systems signals,
trade ideas, and analysis. He has multiple subscriptions, but
again if a website is making him 1000's of dollars, does he really
care about a cutting a $50 a month subscription? Honestly as
long as the subscription makes you more than what it costs, then
it's worth keep - it's not hard to get some ideas from us that
makes you more than the $50 a month it costs.
again for folks who have small accounts and money is tight I get
it, otherwise most traders should focus on improving their trading
and plan, vs cutting ever expense.
Posted by greggone on 15th of Apr 2024 at 09:49 pm
yeah, i agree here... seems to me well worth it.. some months i
don't use some of the subscriptions i have but ultimately they have
all paid for themselves.. Stockcharts has lots of quirks but I love
having the custom charts & indicators to pull up when i like
and it feels like with Trading View you have to update the URL's
every so often as the links seem to break.
Of course Trading View has plenty of other advantages but I
guess nothing's perfect and I'd rather have more tools on my belt
than less. Anything that's useful is worth keeping and anything
that might be useful is worth trying.
And of course there's that old chestnut, you've got to spend
money to make money..
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Yep, I added it for
damn these commodities at stockcharts are updating very late
Posted by DigiNomad on 15th of Apr 2024 at 08:43 pm
Yep, I added it for the same reason, but costs are piling up with various subscriptions. Stockcharts only good for reviewing BPT charts...which is great, but I want something like IBD charts that have good fundamental overlays on top of price. I'm all in on TradingView at this point so just questioning where I can remove costs for duplicative services. I'm probably just going to give up on the ability to read BPT annotations in Stockcharts.
Daytrading seems hardly possible in StockCharts...or maybe I'm missing something? Crazy considering what they charge.
yeah I don't know, I
Posted by matt on 15th of Apr 2024 at 08:48 pm
yeah I don't know, I was talking to a subscriber the other day, he's made 10's of thousands of dollars from our systems signals, trade ideas, and analysis. He has multiple subscriptions, but again if a website is making him 1000's of dollars, does he really care about a cutting a $50 a month subscription? Honestly as long as the subscription makes you more than what it costs, then it's worth keep - it's not hard to get some ideas from us that makes you more than the $50 a month it costs.
again for folks who have small accounts and money is tight I get it, otherwise most traders should focus on improving their trading and plan, vs cutting ever expense.
yeah, i agree here... seems
Posted by greggone on 15th of Apr 2024 at 09:49 pm
yeah, i agree here... seems to me well worth it.. some months i don't use some of the subscriptions i have but ultimately they have all paid for themselves.. Stockcharts has lots of quirks but I love having the custom charts & indicators to pull up when i like and it feels like with Trading View you have to update the URL's every so often as the links seem to break.
Of course Trading View has plenty of other advantages but I guess nothing's perfect and I'd rather have more tools on my belt than less. Anything that's useful is worth keeping and anything that might be useful is worth trying.
And of course there's that old chestnut, you've got to spend money to make money..