Here's an update to the automating process that eliminates the need for downloading a file from Stocktables manually. It creates a list called tmpsyms with all symbols from Stocktables: Code: List<string> tmpsyms = HentSymboler("[URL]"); where is the url displayed in your brows...e used to cull Yahoo or whatever suits you :)
Thanks, brandx. Sorry it's taken so long to respond. I'll check and see if I'm having the same problems with charting in 5.1. So far I've only been using the QCharts quotesheet for quick checks of the fundamental criteria. Couldn't do so in 6.0 because the volume was so off. I use Ninja or QuoteTracker for charting. Haven't figured out yet which I prefer. Leaning toward Ninja because of all the cool JH features.
I used to use QCharts as well (5.1) for culling. With v.6.0, I had a limit of 200 stocks pr. quotesheet, making the platform virtually unusable for that purpose. Even though it was possible to pay extra for more stocks pr. sheet, I ditched it - have they changed policy since then?
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Hi Munck, I use about 100 or so stocks in one quotesheet. Maybe you're referring to culling the entire stock market. I'm not there yet. I just do a quick check of the stocktables stocks, checking for 65 day avg volume, positive eps, and float and that's all I use QCharts for. Although it costs, I was simply never able to figure out how to use other free culling programs over the course of trying for several weeks. The speed and user friendly feel of the Qcharts quotesheet is like a dream come true...that is, AFTER the volume issue was worked out, lol. I'll check on the policy for you.
Munck, the symbol limit still applies. "... QCharts 6.0 versions and future releases will all have a symbol limit. The default symbol limit is 200 for QCharts subscribers and 500 for QCharts Plus."