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Linda,
<P>Since no level II traders have come forth, I'll take a stab at it.&nbsp;
I use MSpro and Signal OnLine.&nbsp; I daytrade, but not stocks, so I can't
answer your Level II question.&nbsp; But I can say that I am happy with
the speed.&nbsp; I haven't compared it side-by-side with another feed,
but whenever I think to check it with CNBC's bug, Signal is always faster
(FWIW).&nbsp; I checked the DOW with the bug today at 3:37 EST and MSpro/Signal
was 5-6 seconds faster.&nbsp; When I place a market order my fill is right
where I think it should be, leading me to believe that there's very little
lag.&nbsp; Equis has a 60 day trail period, and Signal has a 30 day trail,
so you really don't have much to lose but S&amp;H and exchange fees if
you're unhappy.&nbsp; And if you mention that a Signal user referred you,
you'll get a $110 credit after 30 days.
<P>Hope this helps a little in the decision process,
<P>Ken
<BR>mailto:divenfish@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<P>Linda Swope wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>&nbsp;<FONT COLOR="#000000">I would appreciate comments
from anyone using Metastock Pro and Signal Online data, especially if you're
using Level II and daytrading&nbsp; off the data.</FONT> I am considering
upgrading to MS Pro, but am concerned that Signal data may lag, making
Level II quotes untradeable.&nbsp; Unfortunately I live on the south face
of a mountain, making satellite feed impossible. I really appreciate your
time and input! <FONT COLOR="#000000">Linda Swope</FONT>
<BR><FONT COLOR="#000000">Swope's Mountain Photography**Climb the mountains
&amp; get their good tidings; Peace will flow into you as sunshine into
flower;&nbsp; the winds will blow&nbsp; their freshness into you &amp;
storms their energy, &amp; cares will drop off like autumn leaves.&nbsp;
John Muir**</FONT></BLOCKQUOTE>
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been del this (CMA's) crap all day !!

fletch



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