
Could be wrong.Īs good as StreetSmart Edge seems to be, I'm just wondering is there something I'm missing that makes it or Schwab less popular for active traders? At the same time I'm struggling to figure out why thinkorswim has the popularity that it does, unless most people also want to be able to trade futures with the same software. I don't trade options yet, but it looks like it is probably good for options as well.

They each have their own pros and cons, but for stocks it seems an argument could be made that StreetSmart Edge is the best of the three.


I have been trying out StreetSmart Edge, thinkorswim, and TradeStation desktop a lot over the last couple weeks.
