Group your securities via market sector, for example, create groups for Financials, Bio-Techs, Software, Utilities.
Position the mouse over the group name to see the average gain or loss for securities in the group.
Index symbols vary with each server, check that you are using the correct symbols for the server.
Use Wall Street Explorer to alert you of changes in price by selecting Security | Properties from the menu. If you check the "Interrupt Me" box you a system modal dialog box will be displayed when the target price is reached.
Right-Click on a security symbol in the left window pane to display its context menu.
Click on the column header in the right window pane to sort the report using this field as a key.
There are no proven methods of timing the market.
"Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" by Edwin LeFevre is a must read.
Day-trading can be fruitful if you find the right stock to trade.
Stock data may be exported to a spreadsheet or any other program that can parse comma seperated values. Select File | Export.
Alan Turing invented the theoretical model on which all modern day computers are based. He also cracked the German enigma cipher during WWII.
Rickson Gracie has participated in over 400 bare-knuckle, no rules fights. He has never lost.
The quote data update frequency can be controlled in the Options | General Preferences menu.
Wall Street Explorer uses multi-threading to conserve bandwidth while delivering quote data from multiple servers.
DATEK is a wonderful broker. Check www.datek.com. (disclaimer: I have no affiliation with DATEK)
Be sure to chill the glass when making martinis.
Position the mouse over a security symbol in the left window pane to see the name of the security and the price change expressed as a percentage displayed in a tooltip.
The author of this program is very receptive to constructive criticism. Email your comments to wsx@latte.com.
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