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Quote.Com - anyone having technical problems?
- Thread starter Flashboy
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Yeah.. I've noticed that too..Quote from Kicking:
some problems here with LC aswell for the past 2 weeks, data missing, disconnections etc. otherwise it's been pretty good for back up and EOD, but once there is a problem it takes weeks or months to get fixed
and there email tells me everything is okay.. I should be up and running but I'm not..
Anyone have a phone # on these people??
You can get the RTH only with a suffix of "=2" for the CME mini indexes. So, to get the RTH continuous ES contract (which switches to the correct front month on the appropriate day every quarter), you would use: ES #F=2.Quote from Flashboy:
Thx Thunderdog,
I tried Esignal once and didn't like the fact that I couldn't pull up the ES with RTH's only...
and like you I found Quote.com's interfact to be much better also...
How much does Esignal charge these days?? I may do a trial subscription with them..
As I understand it, rates vary according to what markets you wish to follow. I get the basic package which only entitles me to the mini equity indexes. I subscribe annually and get a fairly good rate, about equivalent to what QCharts charged when I was with them. (My annual subscription renewal in July will be $1,020, excluding exchange fees, minus a small discount. I think it would be about 25% more expensive on a month-to-month basis.) However, admittedly, I had access to just about everything with QCharts' basic package if I recall correctly. So, there is a trade-off, dollar-for-dollar. However, data integrity is non-negotiable.
Thanks for the help Thunderdog..Quote from Thunderdog:
You can get the RTH only with a suffix of "=2" for the CME mini indexes. So, to get the RTH continuous ES contract (which switches to the correct front month on the appropriate day every quarter), you would use: ES #F=2.
As I understand it, rates vary according to what markets you wish to follow. I get the basic package which only entitles me to the mini equity indexes. I subscribe annually and get a fairly good rate, about equivalent to what QCharts charged when I was with them. (My annual subscription renewal in July will be $1,020, excluding exchange fees, minus a small discount. I think it would be about 25% more expensive on a month-to-month basis.) However, admittedly, I had access to just about everything with QCharts' basic package if I recall correctly. So, there is a trade-off, dollar-for-dollar. However, data integrity is non-negotiable.
Esignal offers a 30 day free trial so I took them up on it.. just had to pay $15 data fee..
I like the playback feature in Esignal.. lot of new things to look at .. my livecharts was the basic bare bones package...