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Compare a few of them together they all give free 14 days trials, bit expensive imo but if you're into graphs it's supposed to be one of the better ones
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I used it for about a year, then discovered Gruss does everything I need at a fraction of the cost.
If you're into making books on horses then Betangel is the easiest by far, and better at dutching on the lay side. |
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Personally I don't think it's worth the money and I don't need a lot of bells and whistles to trade.
I would heartily recommend The Geeks toy - not just because it's free. It does everything I want, it is fast, it's highly configurable and the support and forum is second to none. Gruss would be my second choice. Most of the popular software vendors offer a trial, try a few out. |
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Fun Bob, why is Geeks Toy free? Is it similar to Gruss?
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The Geeks toy is the play thing of the developer, hence the name - he makes his living writing other software. It may not be free forever - but The Geek has said it will be for at least the whole of 2010.
If you don't need excel integration, then I think it's an excellent choice. There are more features to be added such as stop -loss, but I don't need that. I do use the fill or kill and tick offset features a lot. I like Gruss, but The Toy does everything I want. Plus It's very flexible and customisable. You can create\change different layouts, colour schemes, font sizes etc and save several customized profiles which is a feature I've never seen in any other trading software. |
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sorry, to answer your Q. It's similar to Gruss in the sense it has a ladder and a grid, one click bet submission\greening up\hedging. It's easy to use and very lightweight and fast.
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