The price of esignal starts at £70.00 and goes upto about £150.00 plus the exchange fee's,have a look at www.esignal.com
Prices from zero to about $260 per month.
Have a look at:
www.advfn.com
www.realtick.com
www.esignal.com
www.dtniq.com (options)
http://finance.lycos.com/home/subs/freelc.asp
www.tenfore.com
There is a low cost US feed, called Iquote IIRC, but I don't have the correct URL.
Note that some direct access trading brokers provide the feeds along with trading software free of charge if you exceed a number of trades each month, e.g.:
www.nobletrading.com
You could check with the feed provider on bandwith recommendations.
No, I don't work for ... ;-)
Barry
Have a look at:
www.advfn.com
www.realtick.com
www.esignal.com
www.dtniq.com (options)
http://finance.lycos.com/home/subs/freelc.asp
www.tenfore.com
There is a low cost US feed, called Iquote IIRC, but I don't have the correct URL.
Note that some direct access trading brokers provide the feeds along with trading software free of charge if you exceed a number of trades each month, e.g.:
www.nobletrading.com
You could check with the feed provider on bandwith recommendations.
No, I don't work for ... ;-)
Barry
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I use Sierra charts for my main real-time software, which has a price feed from myTrack.
The minimum realtime feed from myTrack costs $19.95 per month (Silver Plan), and on top of that there is the cost of Sierra at around $11 per month.
www.mytrack.com
www.sierrachart.com
The minimum realtime feed from myTrack costs $19.95 per month (Silver Plan), and on top of that there is the cost of Sierra at around $11 per month.
www.mytrack.com
www.sierrachart.com
Barry,I dont think its a good idea just to subscribe to a data provider just because it is the cheapest,you have to look at quality of service.When I was using esignal they had a few servers as back up,I've watched the prices stop for a few seconds and then the back up systems kick in.
They provide an excellant service.
They provide an excellant service.
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If you liked e-signal you should have a look at infoscreen based on Realtick from www.ird.com . It has much superior charting and costs less than esignal as they don't have limits or restriction to stocks Only. You can mix unlimited futures and stocks and they have Level 2 + all the markets in the world.
I used to use e-signal but switched to this as it is simply a much in-depth + more professional service.
Hope this helps.
I used to use e-signal but switched to this as it is simply a much in-depth + more professional service.
Hope this helps.
I’ve used eSignal ($79/month) for a year via the modem (56k is just manageable) and broadband.
Data feed was good but the charts were terrible.
Recently I changed my daytrading style from scalping (LII & TA) to longer time frame (T&S and TA).
I have chosen Quicken Quotes Live data feed and charting package (without LII) at $34.99/month.
So far so good – good charts (but no Fibs) – good interface.
Data feed was good but the charts were terrible.
Recently I changed my daytrading style from scalping (LII & TA) to longer time frame (T&S and TA).
I have chosen Quicken Quotes Live data feed and charting package (without LII) at $34.99/month.
So far so good – good charts (but no Fibs) – good interface.
In very ‘not-user-friendly’ way.
The charts were drawn on the screen in a way that the bars and indicators were far too small to see them well.
In order to see them better you had to select a time segment (say last few hours) by drawing a rectangle on the chart.
But then you were unable to select a time segment and flip from 15 minutes chart to 5 or 1 minute chart.
You had to go through the same process for every time interval – terrible.
The new version of eSignal has got some additional advanced charting with much improved graphical interface. Still a lot of work to be done – but there are getting there (just like british rail
).
The charts were drawn on the screen in a way that the bars and indicators were far too small to see them well.
In order to see them better you had to select a time segment (say last few hours) by drawing a rectangle on the chart.
But then you were unable to select a time segment and flip from 15 minutes chart to 5 or 1 minute chart.
You had to go through the same process for every time interval – terrible.
The new version of eSignal has got some additional advanced charting with much improved graphical interface. Still a lot of work to be done – but there are getting there (just like british rail
).