PatternExplorer 3.35
| Developer: |
PatternExplorer (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/2000/XP/2003 |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 2.82 MB |
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PatternExplorer for Amibroker is designed to improve your trading performance significantly and to make it much easier than ever before to find profitable trading patterns. You can find your favorite patterns with just a few mouse clicks. Every market and every time frame can be used. It shows up signals automatically. Some features are: Scanning for chart formations like trend channels, triangles, wedges, ranges or candlestick patterns.
The PatternExplorer for Amibroker includes the following tools: Price chart which is a ideal replacement to the default amibroker build-in price chart, Pattern Recognition 1 & 2, Support and Resistance, Fractals, Taio Indicator, Taio Price Chart, Rainbow Chart, Candlestick Recognition, Fibonacci Recognition, Price Chart with Taio signals, Performance Chart, Pivot Points, Intraday Volatility, Alert Tools 1-3, Macd modified, Sector Industry Trend, Sector Industry Strength, Ichimoku Chart, Schaff Trend Cycle, Guppy MMA, Forex Spread Analysis and many more. |
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