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Chaos or Bhill, After reading the brief description on line, I'm not sure I understand the difference between this arrangement and a prop shop that offer off site trading, e.g., both demand a contribution of capital. Can you explain why they are different? Thanks.

I don't believe this is the same guy, Neeley vs. Nenner.

I'm not familiar with Stock Watch Pro, but closing prices for intra day bars will often differ with the closing price for daily bars with with even the best data suppliers, e.g., tick data. This is a function of how the daily close is calculated versus simply the last trade show on say a minute...

Ide, I remember it was a bit confusing to find the reports, but would have thought they would have updated the site by now. Did you try following various "report" links? It wasn't clear back then, but that's how I found my way to the reports I had paid for. I think there was a live chat as...

I tried a few reports a while back and had to access the reports on line with a password. The charts were included in each report. Not sure whether you will find the reports useful, but I doubt whether they are running a scam to sell reports without delivery.

157 MPG for the lower performance model: http://www.loremo.com/index_en.php

Based on the volume figures, no one. Has there been any improvement in liquidity, i.e., bid/ask spread and size quotations since introduction of single stock futures?

I've used several sources for minute and tick data and found TickData's data base to be excellent and most consistent with my needs. You may find it informative to read the white paper on their site regarding inherent problems in data collection and a general discussion of their approach.

Yahoo has historical quotes including the ability to download to Excell.

Thanks Scott. C.

Scott, Regarding IB's tick data: - per your note it sounds as if they take snapshots ( which explains how they would miss a high or low), but somehow that is reconciled in the historical data base. Are you sure that the historical db allows access to every tick, and if so do you know...

How did Goog's ATM IV change from yesterday's close to today's? I'm travelling and don't have access to option's history.

ISR99, My question should have read "was there a minimum order size...?" My understanding was that TD had a minimum order size for tick data that was approx. $1,000. Sounds like your order was for approx. $150 which is what I thought the min was for 1 min. and larger time frame data...

isr99, was there a order size for the tick data you purchased from tick data? thanks. o

Thanks Steve. Does that apply to both Smart and orders routed directly to NYSE, and if so, will the 5 min fee apply in both cases when this option is selected?

Steve or Def, For limit orders on NYSE listed that take longer than 5 mins to execute: * if I route SMART, will I lose my place in line with the automated cancel/replace, and * if I route direct to NYSE, will I preserve my place? In other words, will I avoid the automated...

Hi, I am trying to figure out a discrepancy between my tick data bases for GOOGLE, and wondered whether anyone has the opening minute's (just 9:30 EST to 9:31) tick data for 2/14/2005. Thanks in advance to anyone that might have the info. handy.

"Goldman Sachs: Culture of Success" is an interesting read, particularly as to how the business evolved to incorporate client business and proprietary trading.

I belive that $150 is the min. for 1 min data and up, but close to $1,000 min for tick data. Perhaps that has changed.

TickWrite is very easy to use and creating data files for analysis in other programs is a snap. The charting capabilities of TickWrite, though, are rudimentary, and not really useful for analysis. There are cheaper sources for data (including some that do not charge a minimum fee), but Tick...