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Strategies & Market Trends : Ask DrBob

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To: noparking007 who wrote (40115)7/15/2001 6:36:09 AM
From: Louis V. Lambrecht  Read Replies (1) of 100058
 
NP - where do I get the futures quotes:

RT quotes: (bid,vol@bid, ask,vol@ask,last, open, hig,low)
cme.com

This service still is free until Aug 15 when it will be discuntinued.
Although free, this is the best quote feed I ever subscribed to. Virtually no latency. Must be because they are housed at the Merc's site. (Only works with IE).

RT quotes and charts: same data as above + last col at sale, time of sles + volumes, bids, asks,......
QChars basic subscription , $80/mo,+temporary CME fee($10/mo). As I said till Aug/Sep.
Having used QCharts from the beginning, I find it very difficult to change for another package: until new, they all missed some settings I need.

Backup:
cme.com

Data on futures are less used by the general public and therefore datafeeds give them a lesser priority in the broadcasting. This leads to data queues and bursts ranging from seconds to minutes.
I have subscribed to many Internet packages, they ALL behave that way, even if you pay the full CME fee of $60/mo.

Respite till next month, when I will have to decide which package(s) I will use. 30 days and counting!

If anyone knows which Internet datafeed is as performant as the Towsend free one of the CME, please tell me.
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