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Hi Richard.
<P>When we are trying to parse of world markets we also use some currencies'
data.
<BR>Tickers:
<BR><B>ARP</B>,ATS,AUD,<B>BBD</B>,BEF,<B>BGL,BMD,BRR,BSD</B>,CAD,CHF,<B>CLP,CNY,</B>
<BR><B>CSK,CYP</B>,DEM,DKK,<B>DZD,EGP</B>,ESP,FIM<B>,FJD</B>,FRF,GBP,GRD,HKD,
<BR><B>HUF,IDR,IEP,ILS,INR,ISK,</B>ITL,<B>JMD,JOD,</B>JPY<B>,KRW,LBP,LUF,MXP,</B>
<BR>MYR,NLG,NOK,NZD,<B>PHP,PKR,PLZ,PTE,ROL,SAR,SDD,</B>SEK,SGD,
<BR><B>SKK,<FONT COLOR="#3333FF">RUR </FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000">(*),</FONT>THB,TRL,TTD,TWD,USD,VEB,XAG,XAU,XDR,XEC,XEU,</B>
<BR><B>XPT,</B>ZAR,<B>ZMK</B>
<P>(*)<FONT COLOR="#000000"> Currency of my country named:
</FONT><B><FONT COLOR="#3333FF">SUR</FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000"> </FONT></B><FONT COLOR="#000000">or
</FONT><B><FONT COLOR="#3333FF">RUR</FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000">.</FONT></B>
<P>Successes to you,
<BR>Aleks.
<BR>==============================
<BR>Richard Chehovin wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE> <B><FONT COLOR="#000000"><FONT SIZE=-2> </FONT><FONT SIZE=-1>Good
Morning RealTraders:</FONT></FONT></B> <B><FONT COLOR="#000000"><FONT SIZE=-1>I
have noticed that sources for forex data are limited and expensive.
In the development of my website, I am going to make all the DAILY and
TICK DATA collected in TradeStation 4.0 available for anyone to download
and use. Currently, I collect 23 different currencies 24 HOURS A
DAY from 15:00 hours SUNDAY thru 15:00 hours FRIDAY MST, DENVER, CO, USA.My
data provider is Bonneville Market Information. They transmit data from
32 banks in 19cities, covering 139 major, minor and exotic currencies.
A list of my current coverage is listed below. I have chosen these currencies
based on liquidity. If you wish for me to add any other currencies, please
respond with a e-mail and I will gladly add it. Feedback is welcomed on
any aspect of this idea. Oh, by the way, it is FREE OF CHARGE for obvious
legal reasons.</FONT></FONT></B> <B><FONT SIZE=-1>ATS,AUD,BEF,CAD,CHF,DEM,DKK,ESP,FRF,FIM,GBP,GRD,HKD,ITL,JPY,MXN,MYR,NLG,NOK,NZD,SEK,SGD,ZAR</FONT></B>
<B><FONT SIZE=-1>Sincerely,</FONT></B> <B><FONT SIZE=-1>Richard J. Chehovin</FONT></B></BLOCKQUOTE>
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General Interest-ed:
I became involved in commodities trading as most of you to make money trading.I was recently speaking to one of my brokers about the Nasdaq 100 and he said he does not trade it but looks at it as a way to long term invest in America via those companies in the index.He has been long 2 years and simply rolls-over.Likewise he has been long the S&P for 5 years based upon the same idea.
It made me realize how naive I am not to have realized the implications of this years ago.I am going to add this concept to my investment portfolio once I can figure out a good entry point.
I apologize if there is nothing new here for some of you. But if just one of you had not thought of this before, I will consider it time well spent.
Regards,
John
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