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I use MultiCharts and TradeStation together, and compared
their usefulness to me as a team to Ninja as a competitor.
I found that both put up barriers to my progress, but
MC + TS helped me move ahead faster, and I like the idea
of security in redundancy.
Much EasyLanguage code has been written for TradeStation
which can be used with little or no change on MultiCharts.
I originally started with TS because of the large data base
available. Since TS 8.8 and 9 the TS data service works very
well with MultiCharts, which supports a choice of brokers.
Also MultiCharts will sync advanced bar types with time
and tick interval bars on one chart, which TradeStation cannot do.
So I think a repository of "legacy" EasyLanguage modules would be
very helpful. And the competition between TS and MC will keep
them both from getting too complacent and lazy about improving
the software.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
I think it would be a great to have more MC indicators on futures.io (formerly 
