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Re: GEN - DTN sat feed



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I use DTN satellite.  I've run comparisons with internet based Quote.com using
the eminiSP contract.  They are very comparable as to speed.  Quote.com might
lead by a 1/2 to 1 second at times.  The main reason I continue to use DTN is
its reliability vs the internet.  As I live in a rural area even with two good
ISPs I have trouble maintaining a good internet connection.
I've used DTN since 1990 and found their customer service to be well about
average.
Hope this info helps.
Larry

Howard Hopkins wrote:

> I daytrade the SP futures.
>
> I ran DTN Satellite side by side against internet feeds through eSignal and
> MyTrack and a BMI cable feed.  Here's how they ranked for undating the SP
> futures:  Esignal, MyTrack, DTN, BMI
>
> I'm not sure of the "quality and quantity" of tics coming through.  Because
> MyTrack is only $107 a month (no one year contract  with real time CME,
> NYSE, NASD, AMEX) its allows me to get Squawkbox, which occassionally goes
> down but otherwise gives the "true" picture of where the market is
> (bid/ask).
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Howard
>
> >From: "bo turger" <boturger@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> >To: Jdonato98@xxxxxxx, realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> >Subject: Re: GEN - DTN sat feed
> >Date: Tue, 24 Aug 1999 22:29:55 CDT
> >
> >Jdonato wrote: >you will find DTN to lag behind the
> >actual numbers from the pits by as much as 2 to 3 minutes.<
> >
> >This is a powerful statement in that it renders DTN vitually useless for
> >daytrading commodities.  How would you like to have that kind of data
> >service in the s&p's today after 1:15?
> >Could other RT's offer comment/experience on Jerry's statement.
> >Thanks Jerry, and others.
> >Bo.
> >
> >
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