StockGrid is also available for both ThinkOrSwim and eSignal. I have some beta test versions on other platforms that may or may not be available commercially depending on interest. Contact me through email or using the contact link if you have an interest in another platform.

David

I hope to finish up StockGrid for TradeStation in the next few weeks. Also, as I mentioned in tonight’s webinar, I may start a new service to provide and regularly update FibGrid settings for a number of individual stocks if there is interest.

Shoot me an email if you have any of the other studies set up for TS 8.8. I have set most of them up, but their pretty weak overall.

mojoreef@gmail.com

take care

StockGrid will work for those symbols and will show possible support and resistance, but they won’t be the same levels as FibGrid. It is interesting to watch both, but if forced to choose, I would pick the FibGrid levels.

StockGrid is the better choice to draw support and resistance lines on inverse or levered ETFs. However, even here I would still want to watch FibGrid on the underlying index. For example, if I was trading SDS I would put StockGrid on my SDS chart but I would also be watching the S&P 500 on a chart with FibGrid at the same time. If forced to choose only one in this example, I would pick FibGrid on the underlying.

For sector ETFs, including inverses those with leverage (thinks like SKF) StockGrid is the only choice except for Elliott Wave counting power users who can count out waves and configure the parameters. Even then this approach won’t work for all symbols.

Mike