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for real-time data. Tripled L2 fee and doubled other exchanges. Guess thats the last drop in the bucket for me. Time to drop the subscription.

I would not buy it as TraderBot does exactly the thing for 40 bucks per mo.

Please guys, give me a break. I have wondered a long time how these data providers attract rookie traders with their sky-high monthly rates. Bottom line: a good old-timer can make a lot of moolah regardless of whether he is paying $10 per month for a service or $2000 for various high-end...

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huh? your post 03-13-03 06:56 PM in this thread

re: your question as we speak

With 400K (assuming 1 to 4 buying power) to make an annnual return of 12 times 60K is not very unrealistic. I live in a small country in N-E Europe and I personally know 3 local guys, who make over 200% in annual return with trading accounts between 100K - 200K USD.

In the case of the above-mentioned scenarios, which is of higher priority: bank loans or bondholder claims? The holders of common stock are always the last in priority, but maybe some can answer whats the case of these two. Thanks

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iqfeed and mytrack are both reasonably priced thanks

Do I have to subscribe to some pretty high-end data feed to get these indicators? I looked at some widely used feeds on the web and saw no mention of whether they are provided or not (I know Tradestation and esignal have it - both of which I consider to be too fancy for me). To make it...

any comments form the users as to which would be better and more reliable feed: $20 for IQ or $13 for money.net? Both are tick by tick.

well, I trade in GMT +2 and I can tell you that it sucks. Market opens 4.30PM and closes 11PM meaning my working hours are something like 3PM to 12PM...... ugh

wow - $4500 for a software and there are guys like me, who refuse to pay over $50 for a monthly data feed, but still make money. :)

3 - 5 trades a month. Don't laugh, I am doing pretty well actually ;)

sounds pretty unreal to me.....

by the way, I heard stockcharts.com is about to launch a real-time version as well. dunno any details, tho

thanks, folks for the comments larson's review kinda freaked me out, but I know no other similar service, which would be competetive price-wise, so I'll try them. Thanks again

I am not a user. Hence my questions.......

hmmm......it requires a separate data source as well?