To truly understand and plumb the depths of the program will take time and likely many “educational videos” which are not very in-depth … and are currently limited in terms of topics covered. Compared to a Tradestation, the charting feels limited to an extent and not as user friendly from an “analytics” standpoint. I’m just trying to get used to the format which is supposedly intuitive … but takes a lot of time to learn and find out all of the tools available within the software. The executions I’ve had were all spot on. So I’ve only executed stock and options trades. TD Ameritrade’s Thinkorswim currently is only for equities and options and they have plans for futures and forex “soon” … but don’t know what soon is. My prior experience with software is with Tradestation (since the 90’s), Cybertrader (before Schwab bought it), TradeCast (before they went defunct), Realtick, Gr8trade, and a few other direct access trading platforms. Just as background, I trade primarily stocks but also emini contracts on a few indices and also options on both futures and stocks. I recently forced myself to become acquainted with Thinkorswim once TD Ameritrade bought them … since I had an account with TD Ameritrade. but rather just speak to how I've come to know Thinkorswim through TD Ameritrade. I'll not reiterate the prior posting/evaluation.
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