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A pretty general question, but I'm wondering if any one has a suggestion.
I'm a Canadian trader, I like to trade Canadian gold and silver mining stocks.
I track XAUUSDO.COMP using my IQFeed and MarketDelta charts. Before this I was using free charts to track spot gold and silver. My platform is called Nexa. I actually like it. Simple. Direct. I have stockcharts which I use all the time as well, but they don't have a live feed for spot gold, only EOD.
Anyways, to make long story short, the MarketDelta is quite expensive. All I use it for is the display for the live feed from XAUUSDO.COMP and XAGUSDO.COMP. The feed plus MarketDelta is $275 a month.
I was wondering if there were any free charts that could plug into my feed. Something a bit configurable. I don't require any backtesting capabilities or anything at all really. Just the ability to read the feed and chart a graph.
Anybody know of anything like that?
Thanks for any help.
Whew!! Silver came on strong today on a Friday.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Another possibility is Sierra Chart or NinjaTrader. Sierra has built-in volume analysis tools, Ninja does not but can be made to work with third party tools.
But to use broker I would need to open an account. I wasn't too interested in that at this time. Sierra charts. I've heard of that name. I'll Google that. And the Investor/RT is cheaper for sure. I'll look at that too.
They are sister companies (or at least have some kind of agreement); it's the exact same platform. Aside from the Footprint charts, as I mentioned earlier.
