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Originally Posted by traynor
I agree wholeheartedly. One of the most basic uses is to break out of the "everybody crunching the same old numbers in the same old way" syndrome. Even if that requires a bit of manual entry (shudder, shudder) of data to get a BIG advantage over the point-and-click crowd.
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What new handicapping advantage is there to using a home grown program that you don't already have access to without it? How is a program going to give you an advantage, specifically? I see being able to do things faster and more accurately, but what NEW are you to uncover? You have to write the program to do something, but what is that something you don't know about now? What am I missing?
