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Well if there are any here that do not advertise like BT does in the U.S., they are surely not able to connect to the exchanges as you are looking for.

I live in Japan and I've never heard of or seen any advertisements for or heard of anyone using a prop firm either Japanese or foreign here. Do you have a URL for Sumisho? Or a phone number? I Googled and found nothing. Sumisho is the name used when referring to Sumitomo Trading Co.

There are no prop firms in Japan, and so I doubt that they would give membership to a foreign prop firm. But here is a list of the members for you to check. http://www.tse.or.jp/english/about/participants/index.html Can't you use eSignal, which provides data from these exchanges, for your...

>Dav With eSignal the Data Manager functions for only one application. Will this still be the case in your arrangement with eSignal? Or will an eSignal customer be able to run eSignal Premier and feed data to IB on the same computer simultaneously?(wishful thinking).

In trading futures on TSE and SGX it's impossible to tell the exact time as it's less than 1 second. My best guess would be 0.2 to 0.5 seconds.

This site doesn't have a diagram but does give you the information. http://www.marketclocks.com/

You can use it with IB or eSignal.

I'm not the economist you're looking for, I just live in Japan. There was no inflation. There was deflation. One major point that brought it on was the deregulation that lead to competition.

BB's charting is light-years behind.

>TradeSignal It's good that the functions mentioned in 1 and 2 are now available. However, without an 'always on top' function you wind up wasting screen space which many traders value highly. What I, and others, find with many platforms is that they are not designed from the trader's...

>Chuck In another thread you mentioned you were considering to include the worldwide delayed data that you have in eSignal On Demand in eSignal Premier. When can we look forward to having that data? Thank you,

>Tradesignal Have any improvements been made to the charting functions such as those I mentioned in my post 2 years ago (see below)? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11-04-06 11:27 PM I'm using the trial version now and find it quite...

The Nikkei average closed at 15:00 at 7649. Nikkei futures closed the afternoon session at 15:10 at 7620. Nikkei futures closed the evening session at 20:00 at 7300. The first opening indication at 08:00 this morning is 7470.

Someone asked me if there was such a list. Just found one (think I posted it before). I don't have a language problem so I don't use this site and can not verify its accuracy. Hope you find it of some use. http://www.mizuho-sc.com/english/ebond/companies/list.html

Charles Dow would not call this a bull market.

There is no minimum. But its 1 minute charts go back only 5 days. And you can't adjust the y-axis as you can with eSignal. So the charts are sometimes difficult to read. But it's free!! And as long as you're new to this, you might want to follow the market real time to get a feel for it. You can...

Since you live in Japan you can real time data for free for all Japan exchanges if you open an account with Matsui Shouken.

>Scott I have used eSignal Premier for years and am very happy with it. I could be wrong but I seem to have read that you are considering to include the worldwide delayed intraday data that is offered in eSignal OnDemand to eSignal Premier customers. If so, that would certainly add to the...

>send to tony If you are just starting out as you say, the eSignal program that Scott recommended would be perfect for you. It would give you exposure to worldwide markets and all the tools you need to study. I have used their real time package for years and am sure you will not be disappointed.

>stevegee58 I just Googled and learned what an inverse ETF is. That sounds perfect for him. We don't have such here in Japan. Thank you very much for informing me about inverse ETF's.