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Hello Jimmy,
JS> I was so excited to see your post. I figured you were going to
JS> answer my question. Which feed to switch to from DTN Satellite. I
JS> couldn't find the answer????????
"growling" the answer is right now all i have rides on esignal, i kept
quote.com as a backup but that proved to be a joke as they are
obviously involved with the same heavy fingered keyboard'ist who
conveniently drives the the electronic index markets nose diving at
the most inconvenient times.
JS> My needs are not as great as yours so I still favor eSignal. You
JS> go with them Mark and then I will listen for your expert opinion
JS> after a couple of weeks.
i have had them for several months extending into last year actually
as a back up - when they provided historical data i felt that was
something i was sorely lacking from dtn. yet i was getting this from
quote.com but the translation via dynastore was hair pulling. it's
nice that the esignal data symbols are native. so esignal has become
my primary data feed, though i am far from being real real happy.
if they lifted the symbol limit to just allow quotes i would be
happier. but i can not recommend the so called 7.x software at all for
a serious ts user, meaning anyone who needs to program your own stuff.
JS> Cause I know you will bench test them at ninety five hundred RPM
JS> all day long. Especially with that connection you have that will
JS> suck the tick breath out of the eSignal.
shushhhhh keeping a low profile in the telecom corridor, where all
fiber leads to the bat cave. <http://www.telecomcorridor.com/> only
bad thing is the neighborhood is going down hill with omega's office
being a mile away i can smell them when the wind is just right, the
rotting corpses of window on wallstreet can be overwhelming as Ramesh
Dhingra keeps his vigilance posting help wanted on this list that
someone somewhere can get a gas mask and come to work for them over
there http://www.windowonwallstreet.com/ for free.
JS> Best regards,
JS> Jimmy Snowden
JS> mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxx
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Thank You,
Mark Brown
www.markbrown.com
www.velocityfutures.com
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