Steidlmayer Software, Inc.

	Here now: - Capital Flow 32 "Ticker" function......
141 West Jackson, Suite 3805 Chicago, Illinois 60604

Steidlmayer Software, Inc. produces Capital Flow Software, a tool that lets stock and commodities traders perform unique analyses based on the Market Profile® database. It represents the culmination of many years of market study, practical trading, and empirical observation, and is based on an original approach to the markets, to market data, and to market analysis. Capital Flow has been developed by a trader (as opposed to analysts), and focuses on the practical and immediate challenges that traders face on a daily basis.

Capital Flow runs on personal computers running Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP / Vista.

Classes for Capital Flow Software Subscribers

Conducted by J. Peter Steidlmayer

Upcoming classes: none at this time

More Information on the Class Page

Current Capital Flow Build on Server: 1684 from 1/5/2012

General Topics	Quick Notes Using the Ticker Ticker Codes Ticker Use #1 Ticker Use #2 (2/6/2004) Ticker Use #3 0-4 Program Explanations 0-4 Program Blue Books Now Available NOTE: Updates for Capital Flow 32 are always available from this link Required Files for installation of the Capital Flow 32 "Ticker" Application Aspen Graphics Introduces MP+ Support or Information request form.
Aspen Issues	Adjusting Corn Contract Data from Steidlmayer to Aspen updating Aspen Updating Information Capital Flow 3.77 update to connect to Aspen Graphics for data Notes about switching from Steidlmayer updating to Aspen Graphics
Capital Flow 32	Transferring data from one computer to another Mystified about the 0-4 program? See here. Notes about Capital Flow 32. Stand Alone Update for Capital Flow 32 New Capital Flow 32 feature: Bulk Alternate Symbol change function
Capital Flow 3.7	Transferring data from one computer to another Notes about Capital Flow Software V3.76. Capital Flow 3.77 update to connect to Aspen Graphics for data
Repository	Notes from the August 5th 2000 class by J. Peter Steidlmayer. News of the Day: Announcements and information from Steidlmayer Software Notes from the December 12, 1998 class as additions to the Capital Flow Market Discussion by J. Peter Steidlmayer.

Other sources of information:

Robin Mesch, internationally recognized market-analyst featured in New Thinking In Technical Analysis: Trading Models from the Masters, offers a comprehensive trader support program for experienced traders. Robin facilitates traders advanced “Read” of the markets through a personalized curriculum delivered via telephone and Internet.

Please check back frequently for developments and news about Steidlmayer Software and Capital Flow Software.