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Hello Bill,
Go figure. The complaints I've heard have been elsewhere--a few chat
rooms I've checked etc. That;s why I just stay with FutureSource. No
hassles, no down periods, etc. for approx addl $150 per month/$7 per
trading day/ and I get to spend evenings with family, reading etc
rather than screwing with refresh data etc.
Thursday, February 28, 2002, 10:22:36 AM, you wrote:
>>quote.com conitinues to get a lot of complaints
BW> Seems to work OK for some. Beware: there is at least one
BW> guy using multiple aliases to complain on the Q-list.
BW> It would seem DS/TS users have lower bandwidth demands
BW> than pure QCharts users (obviously TS stores its own data,
BW> Q does not). The DS list has (had :-() very few complaints.
>>and I'd have to use
>>Dynastore's product. DS is OK but one must maintain two symbol lists.
BW> DS is no longer for sale, but you can export symbol lists from TS to DS.
BW> BW
>>From: Jim Johnson <jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>Reply-To: Jim Johnson <jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>To: "Paul Cote" <pfcote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>CC: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
>>Subject: Re: Almost afraid to ask
>>Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 08:13:49 -0500
>>
>>Hello Paul,
>>
>>I use FutureSource sat for my primary (TS4)and am going to go to TS2k
>>on my seconddary so I've been going over internet data vendors
>>recently. by process of elimination I've decided on eSignal. Here's
>>the tortured logic.
>>
>>PC Quote/Hyperfeed has no refresh facility and I don't trust
>>Historybank or omega refresh to be around when I need it. Around
>>115/month.
>>
>>quote.com conitinues to get a lot of complaints and I'd have to use
>>Dynastore's product. DS is OK but one must maintain two symbol lists.
>>Also, I don't want a third application if I can avoid it. nothing is
>>maintenance free. around $89/month.
>>
>>eSignal interfaces easily w tS2k, requires no "translator" , can
>>provide refresh data thru Dynastore's product (120 per year). around
>>$82/montth (annual plan) + $10/month Dynastore for equities and sp/nd
>>mini's. addl $50 / month if you want to get all futures.
>>
>>there are probably other configs but I don't know them or have ruled
>>them out in the past bec of cost, complexity. For example, something
>>call UMDS can work I recall but know little about it. It is not a data
>>feed itself but may allow you to use other data feeds.
>>
>>
>>
>>Wednesday, February 27, 2002, 8:59:24 PM, you wrote:
>>
>>PC> Considering the recent discussions about timeliness of the data etc.
>>PC> I am almost afraid to ask the following question.
>>
>>PC> Looking for a "reasonable" real time data provider for TS2000i.
>>PC> Have used Signal Cable Box, PCQuote over internet before.
>>
>>PC> Markets I plan to follow:
>>PC> S&P Futures(CME) & OEX Options (CBOE) & Indexes
>>
>>PC> Limited to internet providers due to location.
>>
>>PC> The big question is: Are there data providers who now store
>>PC> the data and would allow me to immediately catch up with x number
>>PC> of days of real time data without having to collect during the time =
>>PC> frame?
>>PC> (Like you get when you chart on a web site?)
>>
>>PC> Who would you recommend as reliable and a good value?
>>
>>PC> Thanks
>>PC> Paul
>>
>>
>>
>>--
>>Best regards,
>> Jim mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
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Best regards,
Jim mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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