Also, worth mentioning that non-display fees are not assesed for non-professional traders.
Also, worth mentioning that non-display fees are not assesed for non-professional traders.
The NYSE offer a non-documented exemption for a non-pro user with one ID and one account number. OPRA offers a similar exemptions but as far as I know NASDAQ does not. The problem is more complicated than that. You need a market data vendor willing to provide this and document it and most are not interested in a one-off offering.
I am confused. Before you suggested (by not mentioning it) that anyone is subject to non display fees who uses real time tick data for no display purposes. That sounds very different now. And why would a vendor not care given the large fee for non display. Clearly many vendors do care and prevent non professionals from being charged the fee. Could it be that it is just your firm that does not want to bother with the details? Not accusing, it's an honest question.
Maybe call me one day. I've spent enough time off topic for the question at hand.
"Fastest Market Data Vendor?"
CME specifically has an exemption:
https://www.cmegroup.com/market-dat...-guidelines-and-non-display-licensing-faq.pdf
Others talk about "organization" and I'm not an organization - so, by default, they don't apply to me. But I'm not about to try and figure out how to pay them more!
Can I connect to CME directly or there are some prerequisites for applicants? Also can it be done outside of the US?