The old "NAVA Patterns"...

[⭐ shawnh]

Does anyone remember that old software from back in the 90's "NAVA Patterns"? It was a very old DOS-based thing, but would paint out predictive forecasts on a chart based on past stats. I'm looking around for something that will do a similar thing - I found www.intelicharts.com that seems to be sort of like it - it tacks on a probable forecast based on stats to the end of a price chart.

 

Would anyone have this program... or have suggestions about something similar to it?

 

Thanks

Shawn

[strat57]

You are really going back with Nava Patterns ... I use to own it ... and used correctly it made some great forecasts. It also gave a wealth of statistics which were also very helpful. There was a program out there called XL_Trader that could make predictions from patterns that was also very good but it had a small customer base and the owner didn't keep up with it. It's to bad to because it was a great program and could do a lot of different things. I believe the website is still up. Other then that the only thing I can think of is Wave 59. It's been a long time since I used it but I believe it had some capacity to look for patterns either using a simple tool which would give okay results and by writing your own code.

[⭐ shawnh]

Thanks for the reply Strat57 (you must be a guitar player)... yes I know I'm really taking a walk down memory lane here, lol. NAVA was a neat little program - one of a kind at its time. I wish I still had my old original floppy diskettes for it.

XL Trader sounds good too - I just tried a quick search on it but can't really find anything. Is this something that you have and could share?

 

Thanks for the feedback.

 

Shawn

[⭐ FFRT]

are you referring something from here ? IF Excel or VBA, it could be easy target

 

w w w . a n a l y z e r x l . c o m / o r d e r

[strat57]

No guitar player ... just a wanna be that gave it up a long time ago, lol. You guys can find the website at http://technical-analysis-addins.com/ though the program is not offered anymore.

[⭐ shawnh]

Thanks Strat57 and FFRT... I will root around in those websites and see what I find. Maybe try out some demos....

 

Thanks

Shawn

[⭐ FredUrble]

There was also a followup program some years later from a different company called Pattern Smasher, which is similar and also allowed for user rules, etc.

[⭐ FredUrble]

I also recall a program called Patternz.

http://thepatternsite.com/PatternzNew.html#PZTour

[⭐ FredUrble]

I should also mention that the Patternz program is shareware.

Download link: http://thepatternsite.com/patternz.html#PZ5

[⭐ FFRT]

PAtternz from Thomas Bulkowski is freeware.

 

Have a look at https://www.chartpatterns.com/

Edited December 11, 2019 by FFRT

[⭐ FredUrble]

FFRT, you are correct. Sorry for the confusion.

[⭐ shawnh]

Thanks Fred and FFRT... will check those out.

 

Cheers

Shawn

[marketrrobe]

I have it, what would yuo like to know?