BigCharts.marketwatch.com if you are looking for trend charting, etc.

I have used Telechart 2000 (from the Worden Brothers out of Durham, NC) for years. This is their product. If you spend some time with it you will discover that it is very powerful. There are many things you can have it do beyond just charting a stock. I agree with the first post. This service is the type that you usually have to pay for. I was shocked when I discovered they made available…for free.

[quote=mlgone] My B/D charges almost a couple hundered a month for Reuters which I don’t use very much.  Looking for cheaper options on the web.  I came up with www.freestockcharts.com which is pretty good for charting, portfolio watch’s etc.  I was wondering what everyelse may use?

I like this one:  www.armorgames.com

Any websites that allow you to backtest MF and/or ETF portfolios?

I actually found a way to use Morningstars “premium” site to plug in a portfolio (MF’s Stocks, ETF’s, whatever) and then look at performance pretty much as far back as the funds go. Its the Premium service, not the expensive stuff. Cost is $175 a YEAR.

ok great links except that lemon  

Good ideas here, thanks!

also, take a look at the advisor sites provided by the fund's.

ie Blackrock, Fidelity Advisor's, Ja***, and First Trust come to mind for being very good.