Being a user of a Web-based trading service, I always felt that the speed at which web-based trading solutions serve you often fail to match the speed at which you take decisions. This seems to be true even in case of a no-so-used-to kind of trader, since most people make the trade decisions pretty impulsively and quickly, no matter right or wrong.
Once I sat with a broker who was using ODIN Client and seen the way he was playing with it, I always wanted to have that kind of terminal to work with. I tried to work with a real-time quote system (Medved Quote Tracker - free of cost) for stock monitoring in conjunction with a Web based service for placing orders, but two "different" (and unconnected) systems do not seem to be great to work with. Trader terminals, I think, would give you some kind of power combining the stock monitoring and trading into one single solution.
Is anyone at this forum using any Trading Terminal AS A HOME USER? Would you mind posting your experience and views on this. How much does it cost to you? And did you get the power you thought you would get?
Once I sat with a broker who was using ODIN Client and seen the way he was playing with it, I always wanted to have that kind of terminal to work with. I tried to work with a real-time quote system (Medved Quote Tracker - free of cost) for stock monitoring in conjunction with a Web based service for placing orders, but two "different" (and unconnected) systems do not seem to be great to work with. Trader terminals, I think, would give you some kind of power combining the stock monitoring and trading into one single solution.
Is anyone at this forum using any Trading Terminal AS A HOME USER? Would you mind posting your experience and views on this. How much does it cost to you? And did you get the power you thought you would get?