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DATA VENDORS: Which one is the Best????
- Thread starter Aranha
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>Also, where can I find a system that
>shows the volume in the Level 2 with
>the real volume size, i mean, you don't
>have to add 2 zeros....
If you select your data supplier based on a desire to not have to append 2 zeros, you may well be disappointed.
It really isn't that hard...just read the number out loud and then say the word "hundred" after it.
JB
>shows the volume in the Level 2 with
>the real volume size, i mean, you don't
>have to add 2 zeros....
If you select your data supplier based on a desire to not have to append 2 zeros, you may well be disappointed.
It really isn't that hard...just read the number out loud and then say the word "hundred" after it.
JB
Turok,
I was told that Tradestation's Level 2 display the additional 2 zeros, but now the product is available only to those who open an account with them, or those who was already a subscriber.
What's your opinion about it? I've had their 10 days free-trial two months ago, and I liked a lot their Level 2 quote. Is very organized and I could deal better with it. (It may sound stupid, but it's true).
Do you know if their quotes are any good?
I also heard that they are feeded by S&P ComStock. Would be better to be linked direcly to S&P Comstock, instead of Tradestation?
Please help me...hehe IF tradestation isn't avalable anymore, what data vendor can I check out that may have what I'm looking for?
Thanx
I was told that Tradestation's Level 2 display the additional 2 zeros, but now the product is available only to those who open an account with them, or those who was already a subscriber.
What's your opinion about it? I've had their 10 days free-trial two months ago, and I liked a lot their Level 2 quote. Is very organized and I could deal better with it. (It may sound stupid, but it's true).
Do you know if their quotes are any good?
I also heard that they are feeded by S&P ComStock. Would be better to be linked direcly to S&P Comstock, instead of Tradestation?
Please help me...hehe IF tradestation isn't avalable anymore, what data vendor can I check out that may have what I'm looking for?
Thanx
>IF tradestation isn't avalable anymore,
>what data vendor can I check out that
>may have what I'm looking for?
If what you're looking for is 2 zeros at the end of every volume value then I can't help you. If this is the case, I would however argue that you might want to adjust your priority list a bit and search for a data supplier who has fast reliable quotes.
You can adapt to missing zeros -- you can't adapt to stale, ureliable data.
RealTick and Redi+ are two data providers that through my own testing I have come to trust. I have come to NOT trust a whole slew of others (including Tradestation)
Your results may vary.
JB
>what data vendor can I check out that
>may have what I'm looking for?
If what you're looking for is 2 zeros at the end of every volume value then I can't help you. If this is the case, I would however argue that you might want to adjust your priority list a bit and search for a data supplier who has fast reliable quotes.
You can adapt to missing zeros -- you can't adapt to stale, ureliable data.
RealTick and Redi+ are two data providers that through my own testing I have come to trust. I have come to NOT trust a whole slew of others (including Tradestation)
Your results may vary.
JB
just to add my 5 pence worth i found www.riskbox.com worth a look too!
Because it's got all the functionalities to manage my portfolio there - real-time prices, risk management and portfolio management and it covers the markets i trade on - not just US ones!
Duncan
Because it's got all the functionalities to manage my portfolio there - real-time prices, risk management and portfolio management and it covers the markets i trade on - not just US ones!
Duncan