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I love this quote service. Highly, highly recommend. I was skeptical of an
internet service but delighted with this one. Quote.com $80 a month - TOTAL
! Charting Included !
I suggest you subscribe to their free mailing list and see how the company
principals respond to suggestions, etc. at
http://www.qcharts.com/qcharts/help/
As long as the current principals are running the company, I think this will
be an excellent datafeed.
You will most likely want the Qcharts package. Multiple servers all over
the country. Built by traders for people like us ! Clean, fast, intraday
data. They are polite, RESPONSIVE, and smart.
Some of the Qcharts customer support people have some trading experience.
To my knowledge, they have ten servers all over the country for redundancy.
If you subscribe, they also have DDE link via Qlink for updating Excel
Spreadsheets. 800-498-8068 www.quote.com
I can't wait for the product below to be available for TRADESTATION and
QUOTE.COM Dynastore converter $194.50
Can use Quote.com feed and others. Currently limited to 1200 symbols, new
version to be released in a couple of months.
http://www.freeyellow.com/members6/dynastorelight/pricing.html (haven't
tried but would like to hear others experience)
----- Original Message -----
From: Claudio Paccoret <aerofun@xxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 1999 7:48 PM
Subject: Datafeed Vendors
> Hi everyone,
>
> I want to know if we can make a research of Datafeed providers for quality
> purposes. I am discouraged by the lack of action in the price of the
> services and indicates that the current vendors are abusing Omega users
due
> to the lack of compatibility of TS4 with the main price leader DTN.
>
> 1) Is DTN running RELIABLY with TS2k ? (there were problems reported
before
> and nobody have reported status lately, Does still need you to wait 1/2 to
3
> hour after abnormal termination?.)
> 2) Are Internet services running RELIABLY ? What are the limitations ?
> 3) Common providers problems. (BMI, Signal, etc...)
>
> 4) ....
>
> My first response for 3) is:
>
> BMI way too expensive and incomplete, I can say that BMI charges $389/mo
for
> RT Equities and Futures not including Commodities futures and MANY
important
> indexes.
>
> Looking forward to DTN or any other Internet based and TS2k getting
> reliable.
>
> Clau
>
>
>
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