Is anyone using this plugin successfully? SteveD.

Would like to add few more observations: a) System tests are based on confirmed signals (Pivot Points) and are therefore based on hindsite, as Alphaomega readily admit; their true utilisation is to see if a certain range, say 8%, is yielding profits after the need for confirmation, i.e. going above or below the previous pivot point (all this is clearly explained in the manual). b) There are loads of custom indicators with the package and this is a big plus because it allows you to play around with ideas. c) The Expert comments are good but require and should be supplemented with your own understanding of the miriad of indicators available. The bottom line is the package is very good and excellent value for its cost (better than the majority of add-ons).

Had a look at the Prognosis MS plug-in. There is just no comparison with AlphaOmega. The former includes only one expert with pivot points identification. AlphaOmega has many templates, experts, explorations and indicators. If you buy AlphaOmega (half the price of Prognosis) you get the password to unlock the formulae. Not bad but, as I said, the learning curve is steep. Ciao

Patrick, are you asking me to divulge my issues with Robert Tasse? Henry

Let me guess ... I'm being dumb and robert Tasse is the author of the plug in :roll: ... just disregard my question ](*,) Sorry I really try to use my brain and think but sometimes ... well you know :D Patrick ](*,)

Alright I have already made a fool of myself once on this thread so I can go for another one ... Here is what I think: The problem with elliot wave is that there are different ways to count waves. Even among the elliott waves experts, there are arguments as to how one should count these waves. This to me would explain why one software is completely different than the other without making one a fraud ... I would hope that these plug ins would specify and explain how they count and find their waves so that you can undertsand the way they are found and decide wether or not you agree with the defiition used ... Hopefully that makes sense and answer your question. Patrick :mrgreen:

I actually use the alpha omega add-on I find it extremely useful, but always use common sense in trading. As already mentioned there is a huge learning curve and many many late nights of studying. But having stydied the manual the manuals and use sound trading knowledge I have been quite successful. The biggest problem I have is getting teh triggers quite late. So now I am automating the system to allow me to get notifications earlier. Arthur

I tested out the Elliot Wave program from Prognosis and found it to have no predictive value whatsoever. It's hard to get two Elliot wave experts to agree on a wave so I can't imagine how a software program can use it to give signals on individual stocks.