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Jimmy,
Don't forget the TDAmeritrade feed. It doesn't include futures data, but
for stocks it's certainly much better than the Interactive Brokers datafeed
which has limits on the number of symbols you can receive, and limits on the
amount of backfill data.
It's a great idea to have someone to write code to bring a datafeed into
TS2000i, but how about a multi-feed program that would bring all (or most )
of the datafeeds mentioned. How much harder would it be to do that?
Multi-feed might attract a lot of people back to TS2000i, especially since
the two I've mentioned (TDAmeritrade and Interactive Brokers) are provided
free or at very low cost to their customers.
John
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jimmy Snowden" <jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "DC" <coasterzz@xxxxxxxxxxx>; "Omega-List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 8:44 AM
Subject: Re: Dtn
> Move to Esignal or everyone pitch in that uses it and get one of our
> illustrious list members to write code for DTN IQ. I have a really
> good person in mind. Or find out how many customers DTN will lose and
> tell them to write it. Or best of all change to Multicharts. You
> will hardly notice the difference except for all the things in TS2ki
> that don't work work in MC. They have an IQ feed and my guess they
> will update it for the changes. Other feeds are:
>
> ASCII
> Barchart.com
> Bloomberg
> CyberTrader
> Free Quotes
> GlobalServer
> IQFeed
> Interactive Brokers
> MarketCast
> Metastock
> Open E Cry
> Patsystems
> QFeed
> Rithmic 01
> Tenfore
> Tradestation
> Trading Technologies
> Universal DDE
> Zen-Fire
> ESignal
>
> Jimmy
>
>
> Dtn is going to change formats in Jan. which will render ts 2000i useless
> unless new code is written or a pass through is available that will work.
> Does anyone have any ideas.
>
>
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