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- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Sep 1986

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Quotron officials were quietly bragging about souped-up performance of Q1000 now operating with Motorola's 68020 processor.

Trading Systems, Inc. of New Providence, NJ, showed new TSI Trend technical analysis software running on IBM PC using Lotus Signal as data source. Package is $125/month for software, plus data charges. Programit is marketing agent.

Standard & Poor's FSTS (formerly Monchik-Weber) showed first equities version of Marketview graphics software driven by Ticker III. Price is $900

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