Thanks for your reply. Good to know others are using BullCharts on Windows 11. I have phoned Brendon again via phone so hopefully I will hear back from him. 

Hi Niftyg,

BullCharts definitely runs on Windows 11. There are many users doing this that I know of.

Regarding a lack of response from the help team, we have recently discovered a strange issue with the email system, and the team are trying to trouble shoot the problem.

In the meantime, try phone the support staff using the number posted on the website Contact page: 

https://www.bullcharts.com.au/contact.asp 

Cheers
Robert B

Just wondering if anybody has had any luck with running Bullcharts in Windows 11? In the download it says its compatible to Windows 11 but it doesn't work for me. If you have been successful can you tell me how you got it to run. I have tried to contact Brendon via phone and email about it with no response. They don't seem to offer any support these days.

We've now been meeting at the Matthew Flinders Hotel in Chadstone for over a year, and the facility is very good. A spacious bistro with quite good food, and drinks, at today's reasonable prices. And we are using their inhouse Boardroom function room, which is not easy to find - but I have an instruction sheet - for a modest monthly fee which the BullCharts company is happy to pay for.

We are now looking forward to attracting more people to our monthly in-person meetings so as to benefit from the markets discussion around the dinner table, and the meeting table.

Not sure why. How do you see Moving Average values on the right hand side of the chart ?

Ed

Would someone kindly give me a script & scan, so that I can scan on RSCN (XJO) when a EMA21 Crosses the RSC. Every time I try, it scans for a EMA21 on the "chart" but I want the buy and sell signals on the RSCN & the EMA21 Cross. 

I believe that the EMA21 on the chart & EMA21 on the RSC is different !

Is this possible or not. Hope I explained this so you all can understand it.

Thank You

In Advance

Ed

0416452626

In the March 2024 User Group meeting in Melbourne we had a great discussion, following the sub-topics in Robert's 6-page discussion paper "ETFs in Australia, and BullCharts".

You can see an updated version of the paper, now 7 pages, here: http://www.robertbrain.com/BullChartsUserGroup/presentations/202403-ETFs-V3.pdf

There are now more than 370 ETFs available on the ASX market, and there are several different flavours of ETF. So be careful to review the market and your intention  before trading.