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You don't have to register if you don't like QuoteTracker, though you would be in the minority

If you don't like adverts, you can just register QuoteTracker. $5 per month (if registered annually) is cheaper than pretty much evertything else out there

You can use QuoteTracker with a number of brokers that have that. For example: Interactive Brokers Ameritrade CyberTrader RML Trading (TradeStream) Choice Trade (TradeStream) or if you are OK with using getting a subscription datafeed, you would have even more choices as far as...

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When requesting quotes, if you specify SMART as the exchange, you should get cumulative volume

Gordo, 1) we added IB as an index source in QT, so you can go to OPTIONS./WebUpdate, let QT update all files, then go to OPTIONS/Data sources menu and click on Indices tab and just select most of the above stuff from the built in list. for Advance/Decline, you would enter something like...

you would be paying IB for the L II data. You would need that regardless of what you use to view the data - TWS or QT, so yes, if you use IB as the datafeed in QuoteTracker, you would need to pay IB for Level II if you wanted to see that data in QuoteTracker

Your account info, transactions, positions, etc, is displayed within QT so you do not need to switch to TWS to view it. In QT you can link windows so when you click on a symbol, all linked windows will switch to it. QT supports multiple groups of linked windows. You can switch symbols in...

Basically the software that the user is seeing and using to trade with the broker. For example, when viewing this site, you can use IE browser or Firefox to view it. the browser is the "front end" - the part that the person uses to interact with the site. Same thing with the QuoteTracker...

vhehn - note that the new version of QuoteTracker has dynamic historical charts that work the same way as the intraday - full zooming, trendlines, paintbars, configurable indicators, P&F & Renko charts, etc. IB is a broker, so all the trades you are making, whether you use ButtonTrader to enter...

Try changing the display color depth. If you are running 32 bit color depth, you can switch down to 16 bit. You are not going to see any difference, but that may have a significant affect on CPU usage.

Somewhere around 50K monthly.

Looked at Numb3rs S2 Ep04 and sure enough, that is QuoteTracker they have on the screen when talking about the futures trading

Someone else mentioned it. I have no idea.

AllenW, sorry - missed your question before. QuoteTracker itself does not have simulated trading. However, if your broker supports logging in via demo or simulated mode, QT can do it. Some that have that are MB Trading, CyberTrader and Interactive Brokers

you can save different templates for individual charts, but overall layouts are not there yet. One of the upcoming projects :)

Canceling all open orders is easy. Don't have Close all positions though.

Yes, you can trade from within QuoteTracker GUI, or via QuoteTracker trading API if you wish to write an automated trading system. Refer to the API docs: http://www.quotetracker.com/help/QTStreamingAPI.shtml http://www.quotetracker.com/help/QTTradingAPI.shtml

QuoteTracker - http://www.quotetracker.com/ Works with various futures brokers including Interactive Brokers, MB Trading, CyberTrader, RML Trading, and can get you a configuration for Open E Cry.

Bandit, QuoteTracker does have streaming options. Just not option Chains. NOTE: since TWS does have to be running (if you connect with IB), you could bring up the option chain from TWS if needed. Keep in mind that QT windows are not in a "Container" window, so you can intermix them with windows...