Mac mini M4 Pro, Sequoia 15.1 (came pre-installed, no upgrades from previous OS). Latest version ATP (downloaded from Fidelity Jan 8) shows blank login page, no username of password controls. Cannot login. Several calls to Fidelity support didn't resolve the issue. All they can offer is their "native" beta which is unstable and lacks lots of functionality, including conditional trades, which makes it obsolete for me. Michael, if you have any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated.
I have never used TradingView so I can't comment on it. I think that it's fine running Think or Swim. If you need to run Active Trader Pro, then it's better on a Windows PC, even one that's a couple of years old. It's moderately easier to have a two computer setup in a fixed location (home or office), but it's a nuisance if you need to travel a lot. If you can only have one system, then Active Trader Pro is usable but get an extra 8 GB of RAM compared to a Windows system. I'm currently running the Active Trader Pro Beta which runs fine on Apple Silicon but it's quite some ways before it has all of the functionality of Active Trader Pro and they have bugs to work out.
@@movdqa Thank you so much for your response; it really helped me understand the differences and pros/cons. For now, I think I can manage with ThinkorSwim, but I’ll definitely keep in mind what you mentioned about Active Trader Pro and the bugs on Apple Silicon.
Hi I bought Mac mini M4 and downloaded Mac TOS version from Schwab website with no workarounds. It seems to be running weirdly compared to my Windows machine that I’m switching from. Sometimes charts would reload on its own and some fonts would be off. It just seems not optimized. Am I doing something wrong? Using 2 external monitors with it
Mac mini M4 Pro, Sequoia 15.1 (came pre-installed, no upgrades from previous OS). Latest version ATP (downloaded from Fidelity Jan 8) shows blank login page, no username of password controls. Cannot login. Several calls to Fidelity support didn't resolve the issue. All they can offer is their "native" beta which is unstable and lacks lots of functionality, including conditional trades, which makes it obsolete for me. Michael, if you have any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Michael, do you think the new Mac Mini with the M4 chip and 16 GB of RAM can efficiently run Thinkorswim, Active Trader, and TradingView?
I have never used TradingView so I can't comment on it. I think that it's fine running Think or Swim. If you need to run Active Trader Pro, then it's better on a Windows PC, even one that's a couple of years old. It's moderately easier to have a two computer setup in a fixed location (home or office), but it's a nuisance if you need to travel a lot. If you can only have one system, then Active Trader Pro is usable but get an extra 8 GB of RAM compared to a Windows system. I'm currently running the Active Trader Pro Beta which runs fine on Apple Silicon but it's quite some ways before it has all of the functionality of Active Trader Pro and they have bugs to work out.
@@movdqa Thank you so much for your response; it really helped me understand the differences and pros/cons. For now, I think I can manage with ThinkorSwim, but I’ll definitely keep in mind what you mentioned about Active Trader Pro and the bugs on Apple Silicon.
Hi I bought Mac mini M4 and downloaded Mac TOS version from Schwab website with no workarounds. It seems to be running weirdly compared to my Windows machine that I’m switching from. Sometimes charts would reload on its own and some fonts would be off. It just seems not optimized. Am I doing something wrong? Using 2 external monitors with it