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It works great with lots of commentary to read.

StockCharts is one of the most useful sites on the internet. The content is incredibly well organized. Charts work like this- you get as much out of it as you are willing to give and they have the resources to keep you engaged for as long as you want. It’s helped me to make much better trades but I am still learning.

I've been a consistent StockCharts subscriber for well over 5yrs. Why? Because it constantly improves. New chart styles, indicators, overlays; excellent technical analysis education; great idea articles from contributors. I absolutely love ACP and the new hi-definition charts and presentation modes. Most importantly, it's just within my budget while offering great charting, technical analysis and value for my modest portfolio. I'd say, "keep up the great work", but I've noticed that you do it already without my encouragement.

down loading the chart has been slowed. It should be within 1 second. The automatic update of the chart should be only 5 seconds not 15 seconds. To view a bigger chart , the main chart height should be adjustable. The pivot points study selection should be able to hide able by one mouse click. The cross hair should be thin line than the wider line. The wider line makes it harder to read and corrupts the chart's clear view. There should be a screener and scanner for pre-market stock movers. The daily chart should show the previous earnings release date marked on the chart. The web site should try its best to include the current important news messages like FINVIZ does. The symbol GOOG in market carpet is not the right one it should be GOOGL the voting shares. The color scheme for the market carpet is very confusing. The site uses darker red for the most down and bright red for less than 3% down stocks. Please refer FINVIZ follow their scheme. That is very interesting. The most movers should be bright and outstanding for the eye. Currently it is opposite. FINVIZ did a very good job. Simply follow their style and features.

The post hour reports offer insights I appreciate

Your so called "Experts" have failed on occasion. One who was editor of Stocks and Commodities is not a Technical Analyst. Her last call on S&P 500 as having broke support and heading much lower turned around the very next day and never looked back. Your chief technical analyst is quite timid with volatile stocks which can produce substantial profits. He instead touts high priced momentum stocks with little profit potential. Other so called "Experts" tout popular higher priced stocks because they do not have the balls to get involved with lower priced, highly potential profit candidates Many of your "Market Movers" are not identified as to their industrial categories, so the need arises to go elsewhere to know what Industry in what Sector they belong.

It provided immediate stock market information and what section is getting green light and where is red light. they provide tools to follow own stocks price as well as earning date information.

scanning is awful bad;charting is petty good