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Agree with Fonz, still NOT quite right. Turner: I'd like to go back to New York. (Gain Futures) Joubert: You have not much future there. It will happen this way. You may be walking. Maybe the first sunny day of the spring. And a car will slow beside you, and a door will open, and someone you...

First, I would like to thank MBAGearhead for opening this thread. After studying your attachments, I noticed that ES and NQ lagged both CME products. YM a CBOT product did NOT lag. this confirmed my own observations. Although, I rarely trade YM, for the last two trading sessions, I have...

Well, Well, Well, although the lag has become a daily occurrence, yesterday was especially bad. INTL FCStone Inc,which is a S&P 600 component, has taken over GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc. for $6 /share. INTL currently Bid $32.57 yesterday close $45.23. GCAP Bid $5.89. Can we hope for...

Exactly, Gain Futures is fully aware of the problem. There was a time when you called them on this they would at issue a system wide warning. As a public company they have an obligation to warn about this as well as fix it. I guess that is why GCAP is down to $3.50, not even a takeover target.

Right again. I experienced the same issue during the same time period yesterday. On the other hand, my native CQG feed was rock solid in comparison and did not have a lag. Interestingly, today during the "Fast Market " I did NOT experience a lag.

MBAGearhead You are exactly right. The data is unreliable, especially during fast markets. At least they have acknowledge the problem to you rather denying their is a problem or is somehow your fault. The second question is this really independent Gain Futures data or a CQG overlay. Either way...