Hi Joel,

Thanks for reaching out to us. I have given answers to your questions below. I have rearranged questions in the order I think will be best to understand the whole thing. Please go through it and let me know if you have any other questions.

> how would I set a condition to at least occur once in the past 3 days, m3n3?

No, it should be M=3 and N=0. This will test if the condition has occurred between 3 days ago and today.

M=3 and N=3 will test if condition occurs exactly 3 days ago.

> I guess the N 0 stands for today but what does M 5 mean?

M=5 means duration for condition to occur starts 5 days ago. Value of N specifies when the duration ends.

> When I set m 0 (or whichever) and n 5 and close, the tool set M back to 5 and N to whichever I put.

It's because M should be less than or equal to N. M specifies the start of duration and N specifies the end.

> If you allow me another question, ...

Please. That's what I am here for.

Thanks for choosing Stockalyze,
Sacha

The smallest periodicity supported in current version is 1 day. You can have anything beyond that, 1 week, 1 month, quarter, etc. are all supported. Future version of Stockalyze will have periodicity less than 1 day.

Thanks,
Sacha

Yes sure. I also wondered when I saw two purchase notifications in the same name and thought I will write to you that you are allowed to use 5 licenses anyway and so you don't need to purchase multiple licenses unless you plan to use at more than 5 machines.

Anyways, I have refunded the sale and you should receive the amount soon.

Please let me know if you face any problem.

Thanks for choosing Stockalyze,
Sacha

Knowing that someone is loving my work always makes my day.

Thank you,
Sacha

It is just the amount paid and duration for which you can use Stockalyze in Pro Mode.

If you buy subscription you can use Pro Mode features for only 6 months. Otherwise there is no difference in software.

Thanks for considering Stockalyze,
Sacha

Mac version is not in plan as of now. Sorry.

Please ignore the copyright year. :)

Yes, this is very much supported application. Which date on website you are talking about?

Option analysis is not part of very near future plan.

I am sorry, the minimum supported version of Windows is Vista. XP is too old an OS and so it is difficult for us to support it.

You can try virtual machine on your computer to run newer OS and install Stockalyze on that. Virtual box is free and Microsoft publishes free OS images. See https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/.

I hope it will help you.

Thanks,
Sacha

Yes, it is compatible with Windows 10.

Yes, box size can be as small as 0.1. Regarding colors, it cannot be changed in current implementation. Maybe we can add that feature in future.

Thanks,
Sacha.

We have just finished implementing improvement of templates. A template now will contain much more than just a collection of indicators:

• Heights of each zone
• Chart's zoom factor
• Chart periodicity
• Chart style
• Patterns like double-top, head-and-shoulder, etc.
• Buy/sell signals
• And some more :)

This change is still not available in official release but you can give it a try by downloading private installer from stockalyze.com/download/private/stockalyze_setup.exe.

Hope you find it useful,
Sacha

We have just finished implementing improvement of templates. A template now will contain much more than just a collection of indicators:

• Heights of each zone
• Chart's zoom factor
• Chart periodicity
• Chart style
• Patterns like double-top, head-and-shoulder, etc.
• Buy/sell signals
• And some more :)

This change is still not available in official release but you can give it a try by downloading private installer from stockalyze.com/download/private/stockalyze_setup.exe.

Hope you find it useful,
Sacha

It is actually pretty simple. Just click on 'Portfolio and Watchlists" toolbutton on main window and you will be presented a Protfolio and Watchlists view. There you can add/modify multiple portfolio and watchlists.
Let me know if you face any more problem.

Thanks,
Sacha

You can have a look at http://www.stockalyze.com/licenses.html. This page explains each in detail. It will help you take a decision.

Thanks,
Sacha