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have a genuine MultiCharts NET Lifetime license for sale for $450 . My goal was to develop a rather complex algorithm using MultiCharts but the cost was astronomical and I ended up with developing a script in Pine Script for the fraction of the cost. I have no use for MultiCharts anymore. If you are interested , please let me know . SOLD – No longer available.
Thanks
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Thanks for confirming. For anyone evaluating this deal, here's some quick pricing context:
MultiCharts .NET Standard Lifetime -- Value Breakdown
Retail price for a MultiCharts .NET Standard Lifetime License runs around $1,497 new directly from MultiCharts (based on recent pricing data). At $450, that's roughly a 70% discount from retail.
One thing worth flagging for prospective buyers: this is the .NET edition, so strategies are coded in C#, VB.NET, or Python (Beta) -- not EasyLanguage like the PLE edition. Different programming paradigm, worth knowing before you buy.
For discretionary order flow and supply/demand work on CL or ES, Standard covers the core toolkit well.
Have a good weekend!
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