Real Time Stock Quotes via API

Any direct access broker will provide quotes through their execution platform. Check lightspeed or talk to some prop firms. Even the lower tier ones since all you want is the quotes.

Realtime data will cost you no matter how you look at it. Most retail brokers (like TD, Etrade) do not provide quotes to all ECNs.
 
Quote from Bob111:

you can deposit 2000$ via ach, then withdraw 1999$.[/url]

I guess, if the "you" in question is a dirtbag.

If that's the kind of business transaction that appeals to "you", "you" can also sign up for a book-of-the-month club with a fake name, grab all the free books... & etc.
 
Quote from Rodney King:

I guess, if the "you" in question is a dirtbag.

If that's the kind of business transaction that appeals to "you", "you" can also sign up for a book-of-the-month club with a fake name, grab all the free books... & etc.

wtf you are talking about? business transaction...book-of-the-month..you should quit smoking, you know..
who are? my mom?
 
Quote from Bob111:

what's the difference between XML or not XML API

Essentially, an XML based API is platform agnostic and can even be accessed through a common web browser. Most of the other quote API use sockets and cannot be easily utilized from a web scripting language (i.e., PHP, ASP, Python, etc) but must be processed via a more sophisticated language such as Java, C#, etc.
 
Quote from chuzek:

sockets and cannot be easily utilized from a web scripting language (i.e., PHP, ASP, Python, etc) but must be processed via a more sophisticated language such as Java, C#, etc.

Say what?
 
Quote from chuzek:

Let's just say that I need the API to work easily with a web browser.

You are SOL - That's retail grade stuff and its not going to get you anything decent or reliable.
 
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