Point and Figure Charting Software Identifies Stock and Commodity Trading Signals

 
 

Pfscan Realtime Point & Figure scanning for the eSignal datafeed

 

Pfscan RT is an add-on program that runs alongside esignal... not instead of it.

Obviously it helps to have a serious amount of screen space - this screenshot is crammed into 800 x 600 and it doesn't do it justice..

With Pfscan RT You can run 20 'slots' of P&F information at a time, plus your normal eSignal display, subject to the ticker limits of your esignal account

A P&F 'slot' is any combination of a ticker (Epic, to UK users), a timeframe (from 1 minute to 1 hour per bar of data), a boxsize (user selectable), a reversal count (1 - 7 boxes) and a chart type (fixed boxsizes or percentage based chart)... you select most of these from clickable option buttons and dropdowns, allowing you to experiment with setups

Continuously: For all 20 tickers the program collects data, compiles the charts (in memory), and looks to see if there is a buy or sell pattern showing. It provides a visual alert -'Double Top', 'Bear Catapult' and so forth - it also warns if the price hits a support or resistance trendline

Charting: In addition to your esignal charting, which is unaffected, you can view up to 3 P&F charts at once - You can also click on any chart to draw an 'eighth retracement' to estimate likely targets etc

Other data: Current gainers, losers, movers by volume for Amex, NYSE, Nasdaq and Options are displayed in a 'top 10' chart, Fundamental data for tickers included

click a button to get eSignal to chart your selected ticker, click a button to get Pfscan RT to P&F chart your eSignal ticker...

Rent Pfscan RT for eSignal and get Pfscan 2 free for the duration of your rental - Pfscan RT data can be analysed in Pfscan 2, making use of the extensive backtest and analysis tools in Pfscan 2, to help you find setups for your RT trading

 

 

Pfscan RT is a fully authorised add on program for esignal

 

Program instructions are in the subfolder 'Docs' after installation