People sometimes ask me, "Besides what you develop yourself, what other resources/products have you found that you would recommend?"  On this page, as time permits, I'll call out various sites, products and developers that I have a high regard for.  Some of these folks I know personally, some only through their work.  Either way, comments on specific products are based upon on my own experience with the principals and/or their products.  These are (some of) the recommendations I make to personal friends.  I hope and expect that you will find these references interesting, educational, and profitable!

TeleChart 2007  and Blocks  Worden

This is the software to have for end-of-day scanning of the entire stock market.  It's fast, flexible, powerful, and a bargain at the price.  Highly recommended. 

MESA Software  John Ehlers

The "rocket scientist" of traders, John Ehlers is known for his application of digital signal processing techniques to market data.  For all you electrical-engineer/scientist types out there, if you want to see how your college education can be applied to the technical analysis of financial markets, John's books, articles, and lectures are the ticket.  Along with tons of technical information, the MESA site features the complete source code to the books "Rocket Science for Traders" and "Cybernetic Analysis for Stocks and Futures" for a very modest price. 

Unicorn Trading  Alex Matulich

Alex's site has several goodies, including a Monte Carlo position sizing tool, technical discussions, and free EL code.  I particularly like his take on expectancy.  So, check it out!  I think you will agree that this site is a real find.

Jan Arps' Traders Toolbox  Jan Arps

Jan (pronounced like "yon", it's Dutch) is a trader, a programmer, an educator, a TradeStation Community Choice Award winner, and a wonderful guy to talk with or spend time with.  His web site offers scores of products and packages for traders of every level and inclination.  Spend some time browsing his Online Catalog, and you will begin to understand just how vast the field of technical analysis really is.