Stocks/ETFs are based on slightly delayed data with the exception of FOREX and spot metals being real-time. That’s one draw-back but MarketClub tends to focus on the weekly and daily charts in terms of technical analysis (of trend, structure, signals, etc) and use multiple timeframes for analysis and entry.

You can also open multiple windows and can drag them as normal across different monitors as well. I would probably use MC as a more analytical tool than a gutsy, bold, high-intensity intraday trading platform. It’s designed for assessing trend congruence and aggregate technical (indicator) signals mainly on weekly and daily charts. The commentary is mainly geared to that as well.

In full disclaimer I do receive a small commission, and also have a good relationship with some of the people there at INO and MarketClub, though I would recommend it without that. The INO education portion (hundreds of videos) is worth it alone but you get insights from Adam, signals, etc. I think you may also get a slight discount going through me (or an affiliate) than if you just bought it outright but I’m not entirely sure about that. The ‘try it free for a month’ or ‘one month guarantee’ or something may be based on signing up through an affiliate – not sure about the details on that though.

Market Club offers standard TA tools, but StockCharts has cleaner layouts and offers more indicators, plus the ability to do a couple more annotations. I’ve used StockCharts for over 5 years now so I clearly prefer their charts but what sets the MarketClub apart is their proprietary signals which are derived from a composite of technical and trend indicators into a composite signal or as they call them “trade triangles.”

Plus, Hewison and others give feature articles/posts on developing technical conditions across various key stocks and the major markets (oil, gold, a few in FOREX) and is also educational based – though StockCharts offers an impressive body of knowledge and chart examples as well.

You’re welcome to give it a try with a one-month free (money back) trial to see how you like the service. Please let me know if you have additional questions and thank you for reading.

I’m emailing you in regards to a followup email I sent you a month ago in response to a partnership, have you had a chance to think about it?

If you have any questions or would more information, please advise me and we can go from there.

Kind Regards,
Andrew Knight

Matt