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Found out today that there's some hope that I'm wrong on this one. Sometimes, it's great to be wrong.
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We plan to include this in a minor upgrade to the simulator in the coming months. We also have plans for a major overhaul of the simulator / variator, which will integrate it into the VectorVest 7 platform. However, the time frame for that is still to be determined.
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Coming up on 3 years now. The silence has been deafening.
An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Rickenbacker
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Paul,
The coming months now exceed 14 (i.e., since the idea was labeled "planned"). The number of votes for this would have been greater, but the vote count stopped increasing after the "planned" status was assigned to this suggestion. Since the upgrade is "minor", why not throw us the promised bone? As you probably realize by now, a robust Simulator for VV7 is just not feasible on the cloud -- which, I suspect, is why that VV7 Simulator is probably not yet in development.
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This "minor upgrade" was promised in December 2009. So far, nothing. Are "the coming months" the equivalent of "someday" (i.e., "never")?
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No. If you run literally thousands of tests, there is no quick way to find which strategies had the highest percentages of winning runs -- consistency of winnig runs which I value more than % of winning stocks within the portflios. Your people know the value of the totals for the Tote Board. Why don't you concede that those totals are just as important to the Simulator -- all three of them as demonstrated in at least two of the Strategy of the Week discussions.
I've been here before with three VV instructors pretending in class that these totals are functionally available but backing down in after-the-class discussions. They aren't and at least some of your staff knows they aren't.
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Some of the most loyal and involved VV customers are Simulator owners, yet the Simulator has been VV's locked-in-the-tower family skeleton since its inception. NO improvements other than the separately priced Variator! Come on. Let's see some support for this product -- and not another Big $$$$ upgrade for those who have paid much and been abandoned.
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5 - 10 would be fine if one can swap them out. Heck, if you can swap them out, I could be had for 3.
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This would be wonderful -- to attach the notes to a stock. If this is implemented, it would be great to see the notes not just from the Watchlist but from the stock viewer and portfolio manager too.
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Having only estimated earnings not just for the future but also for the past is absurd. Dan's suggestion is a strong one.
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While I woudn't mind this suggestion being implemented, there is a very satsifactory work-around -- Enounce MySpeed (Google it). It allows one to speed up a presentation (and to slow it down too) on the fly. So, you can zip through material you don't need and slow down to take in the material you do need. (Enounce also works with many other things including TED Talks and the many tutorials that VV makes available.)
No, Enounce MySpeed does NOT create chipmunk talk at higher speeds.