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MultiCharts .NET’s advantage is based on building robust trading strategies in C# and VB.NET, accurate market data with minimal delivery time, order execution within milliseconds, and lower-than-average transaction fees. With tools such as high-definition charting, technical indicators, backtesting, and strategy execution, everything you need is at your fingertips.<br /><br />Complete and powerful strategy backtesting<br /><br />You can easily and quickly develop and backtest a strategy before you invest real money. You can test it on historical data as if you were doing market replay. You can make sure that your strategy is not a result of optimized curve fitting—your strategy actually provides a fundamental advantage. Here is extra information on strategy backtesting.<br /><br />Data feeds for anyone’s needs<br /><br />You can choose the quickest or most economical data feed depending on what you are trying to achieve. Professionals have the option to use Bloomberg as the data feed of choice, while beginner traders can choose IQFeed as an economical data feed with good quality data. Traders who do high-frequency trading can access CQG, which provides some of the fastest, real-time quotes. Click on the link to see all of the supported data feeds.<br />symbol-mapping<br /><br />Precision and speed with automated trading<br /><br />Even with a winning strategy, just a short delay in order execution can make all the difference. After developing a strategy, the next step is to actually send the orders. The key advantage of automated trading is that it can send orders a lot faster than a human being, and this can give you an advantage over the competition.<br /><br />Chart Analysis<br /><br />Charting is one of the most important aspects of trading software. You need to see precise price movements to determine your next move. Charting software needs to be flexible, so that you can adjust any part of it to your particular needs. Charts also need to be reliable, so that you don’t experience any hold-ups or crashes while analyzing important information. We have thought about all of this while building MultiCharts .NET.<br /><br />
