I have tried using the IB feed to save on the exchange fees but it is a false economy. Iqfeed has more tick history than IB, eight days instead of one day. It also does not keep disconnecting as IB does. It is $50 a month plus $ 20 for futures, includes internationals futures. I use it with ensign.
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QCharts No Longer Displays Delayed Exchanges
- Thread starter AAAintheBeltway
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what's absolutely not true, u end up payin' a fee dont u. ror, how blatantly do u wanna twist it...this is really offensive. lmaopimp.
Quote from eSignal Support:
Absolutely not the case. You can add bundles for either delayed futures or delayed stocks to your account for a nominal $5/mo fee. Please see the System Status notice for more information and instructions on how to add the bundles to your account.
In case you aren't aware, several domestic futures exchanges have announced that they will be charging for streaming delayed data. More will be sure to follow so you won't see vendors giving this data for "free" much longer.
Thanks.
Quote from sulli:
Neoticker has an IB server that connects to IB's API in TWS.
Also, with neoticker you can save data on as many symbols as you want. This way you can have historical data down the road.
Way back when I used TradeStation, and it stored data on your hard drive. While it allowed you to call up charts quickly and is ideal for backtesting, I found it to be a huge pain in the neck. I loved ditching that and letting the data vendor worry about maintaining the database.
I think that E-signal should be ashamed and embarassed by the facts reported in this thread.
I tried it. I didn't like it. I thought the prices were outrageously high, and the quality outrageously poor.
I tried it. I didn't like it. I thought the prices were outrageously high, and the quality outrageously poor.