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$872 was caused by an out-of-sequence trade reported at 17:51 (i.e. after hours) actually done on Nasdaq which actually is a valid value to affect the high of the day according to the UTP rules. Can't even blame a dark pool for this one! Thankfully I don't trade outside of regular trading...

That's fairly standard, given the last annual can be out of date by up to 15 months. It's known as TTM (trailing 12 months).

I get the feeling you're inexperienced at trading highly leveraged and complex instruments. Learn more before you blow up your account. Also understand that trading options can expose you to far more than just your original account balance. Brokerage firms can and will sue you for losses...

They're not stocks in the traditional sense of equity. They are trading instruments. If you don't understand debt and hybrid debt/equity instruments then you should not be trading them. They are complex animals aimed at institutional traders, not at you. It doesn't help that Yahoo has a non...

I had a similar issue when I was originally trying to use historical fundamentals. Fundamentals where the reporting currency is different from the trading currency is hard. Do you use an average FX rate for the period? Today's FX Rate? The FX rate at the date of the figure? Earnings are...

Well you appear to have ignored most of my questions. Try again.

... and THEY'RE BACK!

You need to reply to your original post here before we take you seriously: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/market-data-vendor.355486/

That is a very vague question. Try harder next time. Which countries? Which exchanges? Real time, delayed, end of day? How many securities do you want to query? Streaming or snapshot? Consolidated or single exchange? Which app you use? Budget? There are quite a number listed here...

Read the quarterly reports - run out cash, loans are contingent on keeping cash balance, delisting notice from Nasdaq

This is capital raising of a company barely surviving, obtaining loans requiring minimum cash balances and on the verge of being delisted. I am surprised the market didn't punish them for this. This company will be pink sheet unless they do something quick.

Currently trading as a pink sheet: INTEQ

Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food in U.S. City Averag https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPIUFDNS

Avoid online/cloud-based solutions. If the company goes bust you lose everything (e.g. Quantopian). Privacy of your algos is a concern. You should be able to own all infrastructure and feed it with your own data as required. Some others of interest: Backtrader (Python) Amibroker Realtest...

Lol - VPS

If you have the budget (about $2K/month) use NxCore and program up a snapshot system.

Just seems like a butt rape of $120K per data vendor to me. And also "give us all your clients' details".

They are quite vocal on other fronts https://www.sierrachart.com/SupportBoard.php?ThreadID=57323 https://www.sierrachart.com/SupportBoard.php?ThreadID=58513 https://www.sierrachart.com/SupportBoard.php?ThreadID=57899

Sounds like packet loss - use a VPS!

If you want to take an inflation perspective, you need to consider that as an entirely separate trade. Traders of stocks in country X mostly don't care about country Y or exchange rate Z. If you want to capture country X returns, hedge. In this thread: X=AU Y=US Z=AUDUSD You can substitute...