TC2000 on a VPS: Never Miss the Scan Hit
TC2000 traders organize their day around scans — EasyScan combinations that surface candidates, condition alerts that fire intraday, watchlists that get pruned each evening. All of it presumes a running platform. The VPS case for TC2000 is straightforward: move the watching to a machine that never stops, keep the full Windows feature set, and open the same workspace from whatever device you happen to hold.
Scanning Is a Full-Session Job
A condition alert only helps if TC2000 is running when the condition triggers. Traders who work a day job, travel, or simply step away learn this the hard way: the breakout scan fired at 10:40 and nobody was watching. Hosted on a VPS, TC2000 stays live bell to bell — scans evaluating, alerts firing to email or phone, flagged setups accumulating in sorted watchlists for whenever you check in.
TC2000 is efficient software; it does not need exotic hardware. Our Swing plan ($45/mo, 4 Ryzen 9950X cores, 10GB DDR5) runs a serious scanning setup — dozens of EasyScans, several chart layouts, streaming watchlists — with headroom. Step up to Momentum ($85/mo) if you keep a large multi-monitor layout open with many linked chart windows, or run another platform in the same session.
Full Desktop TC2000 From a Mac, an iPad, or Anywhere
TC2000's flagship application is Windows software, and its other access modes trade away depth. A VPS dissolves the problem: the full desktop platform runs on our Windows Server machines, and macOS users connect through the free Microsoft Remote Desktop app — the Mac becomes a thin screen onto a real Windows workstation. The same session opens from an iPad or a phone when you just need to check what the scans caught.
Because the session is persistent, there is no morning rebuild. The workspace you arranged — chart grids, sorted watchlists, note flags — is exactly where you left it, whether you last touched it from the office PC or a hotel laptop. Our multi-monitor guide below covers stretching a hosted TC2000 layout across up to eight displays.
From Scan to Order in One Session
TC2000 pairs its scanning with direct trading through TC2000 Brokerage — orders placed from the chart, positions visible beside the setups that produced them. Hosting that whole loop in Equinix NY7 puts it network-close to US equity market infrastructure, and more importantly makes the loop dependable: the platform holding your working orders is on datacenter power and datacenter internet, not a home connection.
Users on other brokers run TC2000 as the analysis half of a two-platform session — scans and charts in TC2000, execution in the broker's own software beside it. The 20GB of memory on Momentum absorbs that pairing comfortably, and both applications restart automatically with the server if Windows ever reboots, per our platform-startup guide.
