The most cheapest data feed !!

It is exactly the same datafeed. The pricing is special for QuoteTracker users. I do believe you have to have the full priced version if you want to use other software. (I guess their API checks). I know that QT is able to connect to the full priced IQFeed subscription datafeed. Its only going the other way that may be a problem
 
any comments form the users as to which would be better and more reliable feed: $20 for IQ or $13 for money.net?

Both are tick by tick.
 
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Is the feed symbology *exactly* the same meaning its just a marketing trick or are there problems encountered if you sign up for 1 program and use another instead?
All I can say is that I had no problems running the Metaserver demo with the QT's $20/mo IQFeed.
 
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All I can say is that I had no problems running the Metaserver demo with the QT's $20/mo IQFeed.

dis,

were you getting your data into metaserver thru excel first or directly from IQFeed into metaserver?

IQFeed-->Excel-->MetaServerRT??
IQFeed-->MetaServerRT??

Thanks!
 
Azzie,

There are differences in what you can do with them:
* IQFeed is max 500 symbols. Money.net is max 80
* IQFeed has backfill data included
* IQFeed supports more exchanges (futures, eminis, etc). Money.net supports SSFs



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any comments form the users as to which would be better and more reliable feed: $20 for IQ or $13 for money.net?

Both are tick by tick.
 
IndexTrader, I though I might be able to use IQFeed + Metaserver + Metastock Pro for intraday charting. It did not work very well because Metaserver lacked support for backfill.
 
The least cost software/real time data I have found is QT with Money.net-Software is free (if you don't mind one small ad line) and Money.net for QT is $15/mo. I use it for basic alarming...which works great. Their charts are OK, but it is not capable of taking your strategy formulae and generating buy/sell signals.

They were the only outfit that could also support all the regular NYSE stocks I trade as well as allow price alerts on some of the less traveled Preferreds that I park money in for income. (Schwab's website wouldn't allow Preferred alerts...not that they would do anygood anyhow since their alerts drive off delayed data-(Website....not Streetsmart).

Bruce
 
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