Search results

price is extremely constrained.... but tape and PA has me leaning towards thinking this smells like accumulation going into FOMC. either way, one imagines we'll have a bit more volatility come tomorrow afternoon :eek: EDIT: if not sooner.

hey folks, i've been lurking here for what seems like forever (i imagine i may not be the only one... :eek: ). anyway, here's my silly first post: re. spectre's call to look out for a surprise discount rate cut, i was led to wonder if anyone knows offhand about the historical intraday...

FWIW, i've been having similar problems lately. i run TWS and Quotetracker as well, but for me, QT is connected to TWS via the API and receives data from TWS. i seem to be having what may be two different issues. i get periodic TWS disconnects (pink screen). also, TWS crashes (complete...

i've been using them with QT for a few months now (since reading this thread truth be told :) ) as far as i understand it, they are "capped" when you select "volume candlestick" as your chart type. in other words, a certain specified volume (it is customizable) forms one candlestick and then...

FWIW quotetracker also offers constant volume bar charts.

i like to short into a squeeze. but when is it all squeezed out? or worse yet, when is it a new uptrend?

wow

real confidence demands flip flops.

oops

i fear that you may have misinterpreted my post. i did not in any way mean to suggest that i was bored with ET (how could that even be possible?); simply bored with trading (or lack thereof) this afternoon. it's been sooo fun this week and then finally of course they had to ruin it and go and...

see thread title...

i'm afraid i don't know, i don't actually use them at the moment... but i imagine their website would let you know. i believe their data subscription rates are quite reasonable in any case. best of luck

as far as i know, only ib's LIVE feed is tick. they provide consolidated backfill data, not tick. if you want tick backfill without esignal, i believe IQ feed provides it.

doesn't matter

yes

FWIW you can get real time per position P&L in QT. in the transactions window, simply right click on the line of your (filled) trade, and select "record transaction to portfolio". then as long as you have "value, quantity, paid, and gain" selected as columns in the portfolio display, voila -...

syswizard, doesn't a marketwatch story have a high probability of being a contrarian indicator?