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Re: [RT] RE: eSignal data feed with TS2000i



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Don't know about eSignal but the folks at DTNiq 
discouraged me from moving TS2000i from DTN satellite to DTNiq.  The 
problem is not with DTNiq.  As it was explained to me, the main problem is 
that Tradestation has been unwilling to make the programming changes that would 
permit TS2Ki to use the much faster Ethernet data interface rather than the 
present serial interface.  Even with a fast Digi serial interface card with 
128k RAM, TS2Ki (via satellite) can fall 2 to 4 seconds behind PATS quotes 
over the internet in high volume market conditions.  Maybe some of the 
third party, handshake software interfaces can extend the life of TS2Ki as 
an effective intraday trading platform, but since I like to separate my data 
vendor and brokerage arrangements (no TS7), my future seems likely to 
include a program like Fibonacci Trader or Ensign that supports the 
Ethernet interface.  The ability to shift maintenance of the data 
server function to the data vendor seems ideal, as long as one has a 
stable broadband connection, the vendor's servers are reliable and provide the 
amount of data you need. DTN satellite has been rock solid - set it and 
forget it - in the past, much more reliable than anything over the net.  
Now, for those who can access both cable broadband and DSL, a device like the 
Nexland Pro 800 router that has an instant fall over if one feed is lost, may 
approximate the stability of satellite - no personal experience yet.  
Perhaps others would care to share their observations and 
knowledge.  
 
Regards,
Jim Alvis
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  <DIV 
  >From: 
  John O. Romero 
  
  To: <A title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  href="">realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  
  Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 10:55 
  AM
  Subject: Re: [RT] RE: eSignal data feed 
  with TS2000i
  Chuck,I have never been to the esignal 
  forums before last night.  which part of the esignal site do I need to be 
  in.  Bulletin boards, file sharing or Traders 
  toolbox.TIAJohnAt 8/2/2003 06:46 PM, you 
  wrote:
  B.T., Next week we 
    will begin offering a beta test of a free ActiveX plug in for TS2000i to 
    load tick and history data from eSignal.Since we are releasing a lot 
    of international exchanges and eSignal works with TS2000i we wanted to 
    be able to better serve global users.We'll be creating a section on 
    our forums next week for this.ChuckNo ads, all welcome, come 
    visit us @ <A 
    href="">http://forum.esignalcentral.com/--- 
    In realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "B.T" <bulldog483@xxxx> wrote:> 
    Maybe asked and answered many times but one more time ?> ,,will it 
    work with Ts2000i without any handshake sofeware needed ..ie 
    dynastore,,,etc > thnks>   ----- Original Message 
    ----- >   From: Howard Hopkins >   To: 
    realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >   Sent: Saturday, August 02, 
    2003 2:01 PM>   Subject: RE: [RT] DTN.IQ vs eSignal data 
    feed> > >   E-signal annual contract was $995 
    and I paid $600 for DTN.  Like I said>   I can't 
    tell the difference in data quality/speed.  I run the 
    DTN>   machine at the office next to an E-signal fed 
    machine and they seem to>   be the same.> 
    >   -----Original Message----->   From: 
    EarlA [mailto:earl.a@xxxx] 
    >   Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 12:44 
    PM>   To: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>   
    Subject: Re: [RT] DTN.IQ vs eSignal data feed> >   
    Howard,> >   I've seen a bunch of different 
    offerings for DTN.iq/IQFeed and have>   
    never>   sorted them out. Best offer I've seen is this 
    one:> >   <A 
    href="">http://www.iqfeed.net/quotetracker/> 
    >   however they don't say if annual contract required. One 
    thing which>   turned>   me off on DTN 
    is the no refund policy on all annual contracts. Ditto 
    for>   eSignal, however they do offer an (over-priced) 
    monthly rate.> >   So far, still sticking with 
    QCharts ... probably inertia.> >   Earl> 
    > >   ----- Original Message ----- 
    >   From: "Howard Hopkins" 
    <hehohop@xxxx>>   To: 
    <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>   Sent: Saturday, 
    August 02, 2003 7:04 AM>   Subject: RE: [RT] DTN.IQ vs 
    eSignal data feed> > >   > I switched from 
    E-Signal to DTNiq using Ensign about two months ago.>   
    I>   > can't notice any difference.  The switched 
    saved $400 a year on a>   annual>   
    > contract.>   >>   > 
    Howard>   >>   > -----Original 
    Message----->   > From: p8 [<A 
    href="" 
    eudora="autourl">mailto:pwh112358@xxxx]>   > Sent: 
    Tuesday, July 29, 2003 8:35 PM>   > To: 
    realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>   > Subject: [RT] DTN.IQ vs 
    eSignal data feed>   >>   > 
    Realtraders,>   > I've been using Ensign + eSignal 
    datafeed and am happy with the>   > quality and 
    reliability of the data. However, I learnt that 
    DTNIQ>   > offers a package that is offered by 
    eSignal (equities, options, and>   > futures) for a 
    fraction of eSignal price. I know a few>   > 
    professional traders (ira, among others) who switched to 
    DTN.IQ>   > but I would like to learn more about it 
    before making decision to>   > swich 
    myself.>   >>   > I would much 
    appreciate more input from other DTN.IQ *data*>   > 
    subscribers, particularly those who used to be eSignal 
    subscribers.>   > Either way, I welcome all 
    feedback. Thanks.>   >>   > Good 
    trading,>   > -p8>   
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