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Yes, IB is max 40 at a time. In QuoteTracker you can have as many portfolios as you want, so if you wanted to split up all your stocks into portfolios of 40 symbols each, you can switch between them, but that really isn't the optimal solution. If you have that many symbols, it would be best...

jebara, For software, you can use Quotetracker: http://www.quotetracker.com It is fully integrated with CyberTrader, Interactactive Brokers, MB Trading (MB has not been mentioned yet) as well as many others. It has full Integrated Trading and provides you with streaming quotes, streaming...

Nitro, Note that the 2nd link you gave (for Officejet 7130) is not a laser printer either. Its "Laser Quality" :), but its an InkJet printer. It is nice though. I have an older model - d135. Jerry

We do not have multiple workspaces as you think of them since QT does not use MDI interface (where you have one window and all the others are inside of it). In QT, all windows are separate. Will be adding the multiple layout type options in the future, and possibly container windows

AAAintheBeltway, sounds like QuoteTracker can fit the bill for you. As of 2 weeks ago, QuoteTracker supports XoomTrade data and integrated trading and is free (fully registered) to XoomTrade Platinum clients who login for trading through QT. These are the points I though I should...

IB lets you trade futures any time the market is open. As for charting and quotes, IB only provides you with quotes. However, you can use QuoteTracker for quotes, charting and trading with both Interactive Brokers and CyberTrader. You will find that QuoteTracker's charting is better than...

the cancel fee described on: http://www.interactivebrokers.com/html/generalAccount/otherFees.html is not specific to the API. The same cancel fees would apply for orders placed and/or canceled through TWS.

There are no extra cancel fees for API access that I have ever heard of for IB

Its a bit of both. In theory, the client software (such as QT) can subscribe to both the NASDAQ Level II as well as Level I quotes for the same symbol for ISLAND and the other ECNs that IB supports, then combine the data. However, doing that uses up multiple symbol subscriptions and IB limits...

IB NASDAQ Level II dcontains only SuperMontage participants. Most Level II systems do show the best bid/ask for ECNs just like other MMs. With CyberTrader and MB Trading, you can also have the full ECN Book consolidated in the level II display, not just the best bid/ask (both in their...

the answer is no.

You do not need to select IB as your source unless you are tracking symbols that are not supported by IQFeed (foreign markets for example)

Yes, definitely. You can use it on as many portfolios as you want.

the IQFeed datafeed is base $20 + exchanges, plus another $20 if you want real-time futures, so with futures, it would cost $40+exchange fees. and yes, you can have one source feeding one portfolio and another feeding another portfolio. You would also want to explicitly select IQFeed as the...

ok, neither DATEK or IB are tick-by-tick. Both IQFeed and Money.net are and should do fine for you. IQFeed lets you track more symbols. Money.net is cheaper

zxcv1fu, which datafeed to use depends on your needs - are you trading stocks or futures or both? Here is a quick list of the ones that QT supports that are tick by tick: IQFeed - Stocks, options, futures. Level I, Level II, multi-day backfill, news http://www.quotetracker.com/iqfeed...

the issue with freezups should be resolved now - get the beta version: http://www.quotetracker.com/beta

IB's DEMO data is not delayed. It test data - does NOT reflect the current market or one 15 minutes ago

hype - you may want to elaborate. Do you need primarily intraday or Historical? Also, who do you use for a broker? You can use QuoteTracker for free. Works with many different datafeeds. If your brokers is on our list, the datafeed is free. http://www.quotetracker.com

Yes, QT intraday chart data is max 5 days right now. We need that restriction to be able to let you have dozens of charts open at the same time without killing memory and CPU usage.