Advfn launching new forex price feed

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I'm not a forex trader, so dunno how this compares to what else is available, but sounds like it might be good...
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GTIS (Global Treasury Information Services), the primary supplier of foreign exchange information used by traders, corporations and financial institutions for more than 15 years. GTIS Data delivers real-time foreign exchange prices from the world's leading market-maker banks, foreign exchange trading centres and brokers in the US, Europe and Asia-Pacific, 24 hours a day 7 days a week. The GTIS feed shows full market depth (displayed on our Level 2 tool).
Data integrity is assured by using sophisticated filtering algorithms to prevent spikes, without suppressing major market movement. The GTIS Forex feed delivers contributed prices on more than 160 currencies covering major, secondary and exotic spot rates, European and Asian cross-rates and forwards in addition to derived rates.

From the Afghanistan Afghani to the Zimbabwe Dollar. GTIS is a consolidated source of foreign exchange data providing over 250,000 updates daily on 160+ currencies and more than 500 currency pairs.


GTIS is only £6.99 extra a month. goto 'Upgrade' to sign up.
 
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It looks interesting, the price certainly does, doesn't seem to be any details on how the data is delivered, is it a .cvs download e.t.c? or an app with dde?

I've not used this site before so I really have no clue.
 
Fail to see how it will deliver 'full market depth'. That information isn't available anywhere at present afaik. Unless it's something contributed by the voice brokers, but that would hardly be 'full' depth. Interesting though. Thanks

It is possible to use the GTIS feed to display the quotes of all the different banks in a similar way that NASDAQ displays all the regional exchanges and ECNs in the montage. This will look like a level 2 screen and can be used to gauge how many banks are supporting the current price.
 
dageshi said:
It looks interesting, the price certainly does, doesn't seem to be any details on how the data is delivered, is it a .cvs download e.t.c? or an app with dde?

I've not used this site before so I really have no clue.

It'll be part of their normal streaming live prices, as far as I know. If you want to have a look at this (for existing price feeds), sign up for a free account and select Monitor - you can add shares, indexes and derivatives to the monitor screen to see how it works.

Fair warning though - on a free account, the amount of time allocated before you have to refresh the monitor is very limited - 15-60 seconds normally; various subscription levels are available to gain unlimited views of the streaming data
 
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