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Error in 2.3.5 fixed - Version: 2.3.5, 2/9/2008 12:00AM PST
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Brad_Taylor_609
crashes - Version: 2.3.5, 2/4/2008 12:00AM PST
j.russell
Wanted to view topics from the help menu but as soon as I open it, the program crashes.
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Great product, responsive developer 
- Version: 1.6.9, 2/25/2006 01:29PM PST
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Shelly Spearing
I bought SIG a few summers ago and have been quite impressed with both the product and the developer's responsiveness to my suggestions.
NAIC toolkit is not mac compatible, but SIG is, and there's a windows version as well. I've been able to introduce a number of our new investment club members to the SSG approach to investing without worrying about the architecture clash. We can independently run our own SSG's and compare our analyses. What used to take me half an hour is now down to a half-dozen key strokes. I spend my time thinking rather than typing and can pre-screen dozens of companies in a matter of minutes.
The NAIC keeps changing things out from under him, and yet Brad rescues his users so quickly that most probably get the upgrade notice before they know that anything is wrong.
NAIC toolkit is not mac compatible, but SIG is, and there's a windows version as well. I've been able to introduce a number of our new investment club members to the SSG approach to investing without worrying about the architecture clash. We can independently run our own SSG's and compare our analyses. What used to take me half an hour is now down to a half-dozen key strokes. I spend my time thinking rather than typing and can pre-screen dozens of companies in a matter of minutes.
The NAIC keeps changing things out from under him, and yet Brad rescues his users so quickly that most probably get the upgrade notice before they know that anything is wrong.
Makes fundamental analysis very easy - Version: 1.5.9, 3/23/2005 08:31AM PST
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Eowyn
The developer recommends the use of the NAIC OPS service and I couldn't agree more. These two tools turn you into an fundamentals geek.
The NAIC abandoned the mac version of their SSG software, and I'm delighted to find this an excellent replacement. Option to eliminate "outlier" data; option for preferred procedure; option for change in price zoning are all simple and in line with NAIC procedures. One-click for relevant websites customized to the ticker symbol on the current form is a nice refined touch. Like all great Mac software -- It just works out of the box and lets you concentrate on the important stuff without ever getting in your way.
Plenty fast on an aging Lombard (G3, 333Mhz) with 10.2.8, and the OS9 version worked just as well on an beige G3 (both have broadband access).
The NAIC abandoned the mac version of their SSG software, and I'm delighted to find this an excellent replacement. Option to eliminate "outlier" data; option for preferred procedure; option for change in price zoning are all simple and in line with NAIC procedures. One-click for relevant websites customized to the ticker symbol on the current form is a nice refined touch. Like all great Mac software -- It just works out of the box and lets you concentrate on the important stuff without ever getting in your way.
Plenty fast on an aging Lombard (G3, 333Mhz) with 10.2.8, and the OS9 version worked just as well on an beige G3 (both have broadband access).
NAIC Software Eqivalent for A Power Mac G5 - Version: 1.5, 5/3/2004 09:34PM PST
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stormovick
As noted before, this is stock-picking software used by people who follow NAIC methods. Before learning of this product, I was planning
to buy VPC 7.0 from MS when it comes out later this year and run the Windows NAIC software. This product is a much better solution since
it's here now, is much simpler to run and way lower cost in my case.
I belong to NAIC and this software pulls all the required stock data out
the NAIC web site in a flash. I'm running it on a Dual G5 but the cpu
overhead when pulling in data is just tiny - the App runs the cpu use up to 13% for a few seconds.
I couldn't be happier with this product - it's easy to learn and performs
exactly as advertised.
to buy VPC 7.0 from MS when it comes out later this year and run the Windows NAIC software. This product is a much better solution since
it's here now, is much simpler to run and way lower cost in my case.
I belong to NAIC and this software pulls all the required stock data out
the NAIC web site in a flash. I'm running it on a Dual G5 but the cpu
overhead when pulling in data is just tiny - the App runs the cpu use up to 13% for a few seconds.
I couldn't be happier with this product - it's easy to learn and performs
exactly as advertised.
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*Fundamentals* analysis - Version: 1.5, 4/23/2004 03:52PM PST
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tangrams
This does just about everything I need, and the developer is very responsive to bug reports and new feature requests.
Great software for people that don't know about NAIC yet, also. It's one of the few applications that analyzes stock prices by looking at fundamentals (eps, sales, P/E, etc), rather than technical indicators.
Great software for people that don't know about NAIC yet, also. It's one of the few applications that analyzes stock prices by looking at fundamentals (eps, sales, P/E, etc), rather than technical indicators.
Looks good - Version: 1.0.2, 1/31/2004 05:22AM PST
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timothyjbaker
This software is for people who use the stock-picking method devised by the National Association of Investors Corp. (NAIC), mainly for investment clubs, but also for individuals. I've been using a dreadful Windows implementation of this in VPC. This seems better in every way. After some more use, I'll have a better idea of how good this is, but for now a provisional 5 star rating, as it has an excellent interface and seems to do just what it's supposed to do.
Thanks for point out the problem.
Brad
Churr Software