I've had a pretty good experience building strategies and backtesting with Wealth-Lab.
They support yahoo/msn/google data, ascii imported data, and they have their own data feed for Fidelity customers.
They have a full list of TASC indicators as well as all the standard indicators like RSI, MOM, EMA, PSAR. WL also has drag and drop charting as well as intelli-sense code editor. (I think they're using the qwhale editor)
To build strategies you use C# which is pretty easy to pick up if your a C/Java developer.
There are quite a few samples available.
The team there is really helpful and knowledgeable. Wealth-Lab's wiki is a great source of information for getting started. The forums have some good posts and answers from the community and from Wealth-Lab employees.
The product is quite similar to OpenQuant.
(Note: OpenQuant supports paper/live trading with Interactive Brokers and you can attach to other brokerages through different adapters, whereas Wealth-Lab is a Fidelity product and therefore only provides trading services through Fidelity)
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