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Kimball
When my data goes out and I need to download refresh data, I download it
from www.jayanderson.org This site is maintained by an individual trader,
but the data is clean and free. The only catch is that it is not updated
until after midnight CST. Also, they only seem to keep about the last two
months of data on the server. Hope this helps.
Ashley Leis
>From: Kimball Morgan <km11@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Data refresh question
>Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 17:24:25 -0800
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>List Members,
>
>Coming into the 11th hour with the Omega data refresh/HistoryBank support
>about to change (will Omega really start charging us this time?), a
>question
>or two comes to mind...
>
>Looking back at the group moan regarding the refresh material itself - I'm
>not usually a moaner, but have indeed found it true that the HistoryBank
>download does indeed change "history". I've used a realtime BMI satellite
>feed to prepare for entry/exit on the e-mini and regular S&P during the
>day,
>but find surprising gaps of data after my HistoryBank data "refresh".
>
>I have used TradeStation for around five years now, and for the most part
>find that it suits my needs. I currently have the TS2000i package.
>
>I do, however, question even the vague thought of someone charging me for
>bogus tick data, especially when they have already lightened my wallet
>considerably upon product purchase/upgrade.
>
>So, enough idling. My question is:
>
>Are there currently any reliable/recommended alternatives to Omega for a
>tick data refresh for TS?
>
>Thanks for reading; all thoughts welcome.
>
>Kimball Morgan
>
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