Dear Eugene and Cone

I just wanted to say thank you so much for Wealth Lab. I use it almost every day and have used it for over 10 years.

I can't imagine living without it - seriously. Trading is a massive massive part of my life, and Wealth Lab is my backtesting tool. It is brilliant. I will manage my money for as long as I am alive so therefore I hope to be using WL that long also.

Please:
1. Don't ever retire.
2. Don't ever sell the business.
3. If you do either of the above - please spend 27 million years training the people who will take over from you so they do as good as job on support and updates:)

I just wanted to thank you.

Rod Bryant

Hi Rod,

You made my day. It's so encouraging to read your post.

May your trading be successful and life be peaceful.

:) Good. Don't retire! :). And thank you. You both also.

I just want to give a big thumbs up as well. What's interesting is how external packages like Math.NET (numerical analysis, signal processing, and statistics), ML.NET (MS machine learning), Windows.Forms.Charting (plotting), and R.NET (R language, statistics, plotting) can be added to a strategy. And I like how Alerts can be easily changed into Orders.

WL isn't perfect. But it's a great tool for a complex and involved fuzzy problem. And it's well designed.

Forum support is excellent as well. Bug fixes (and development) are too slow, though (WL 6.9.22.7 is still using .NET 4.6.2).

Thanks everyone! We wouldn't be here without you :)

:)
PS: Superticker is obviously an expert user!

I am thankful that Fidelity did not fully owned WealthLab, because they would have likely shut the whole application down without any alternatives whatsoever. In the current state, WealthLab would stay independent and would keep developing the application and providing support to existing users.

And let me add my "Thanks!" also. A great job done in a very short amount of time. Kudos!!

Vince

Thanks Eugene and Cone! You're great to work with when I was using WLP and I'm sure I'll feel the same with WLD.

I want to second what maximgl posted (#7). At least WL can continue.

Tim

Thanks guys for your help with problems over the years.

Another big thank you to Eugene and Cone over the years. Sad to see how this all played out.