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Hello MT,
I've noticed none of those problems. I used to have a discrepency
between the esignal feed and TS/GS chart displays. But that stopped
after I upgraded CPU.
I received one private response from a guy using a Globex terminal and
he reports virtually no difference between the two.
Best regards,
Jim Johnson mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxx
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Sunday, December 22, 2002, 11:19:04 AM, you wrote:
M> Hi,
M> Maybe this difference of performance can be attributed to the fact that
M> eSignal has many servers (190+ according to the posts) and some have
M> less load / better performance than others. Mark Brown wrote he has
M> delays. I've also often read about delays in esignal group at
M> YahooGroups...
M> Btw, the PC I'm monitoring performance on is a P4/512MB RAM/NT4 machine
M> (dedicated inet line) which runs nothing but 1) esignal sw 2) TS2K 3)
M> TWS and 4) InternetExplorer. When I notice the delay I run some TCP/IP
M> performance stats to see if it's a network congestion issue and most of
M> the time it isn't imho. It has not been a big problem for me because I
M> don't do short-term trading, so I haven't fully researched the issue.
M> Btw I rarely use data-on-demand service w/ esignal sw, but I've also
M> noticed that on many occassions during US market hours, if I try to
M> chart some symbol in esignal sw, it'll try to fetch the data from the
M> server and it often ends with empty chart & "No data". Now, if I persist
M> trying again several times, it'll fetch and chart the data. Outside US
M> market hours the on-demand-data works always (except some period in the
M> early morning EST times I think).
M> How was your esignal performance during fast markets (Greenspan, Saddam
M> days etc) or busy moments (reports) ? How fast are your quotes the first
M> few minutes after the open?
M> Regards, Michael
M> Jim Johnson wrote:
>>
>> Hello Omega List,
>>
>> MT's is an alarming post to say the least. Can anyone else confirm
>> this?
>>
>> Personally I'm not quite ready to accept the assessment. I watch
>> eSignal and Quote.com's e-mini prices closely all day. Most of the
>> time there is virtually no difference except when Q.C goes thru a slow
>> patch. eSignal I have found to be very reliable.
>>
>> What's more my fills are virtually always within 1/4 of screen
>> display. If my quotes were 2-3 seconds behind (to say nothing of 10
>> seconds) there would be more slippage.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Jim Johnson mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>
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