wiseguy

i'd be interested in this also

is your monitor dirty? http://www.actrix.co.nz/special/cyberclean.html

http://www.ampfutures.com/paper_demo.php live ES, YM, ER2, FDAX plus couple more.

Every now and then i see a sizeable transaction shown by time&sales. Even though it was larger than what was in the order book, price barely moved an inch. anyone know why?

Is it possible to bring up IB's T&S without having to open up the real-time charts?

i find the ninja trader order system to be pretty nifty where it allows the user to trade straight off the chart. however there are other aspects which need improvement Does anyone know of a similar progam that allows the ability to trade off the chart?

re: IB T&S. quite i see a double up of figures. i assume this is not how its shown on a proper data feed? Also, are the volume readings with IB the same as a proper data feed? Afterall, i'm assuming IB gives 0.2 sec snapshots.

So I'm assuming its not necessary to have tick-by-tick data in order to analyse the tape? From what i've read, Interactive Brokers gives data approximately every 0.2 seconds. is this still ok? Also how long did it take for you guys to become confident at it? Was there a moment where things just 'clicked'? I've been watching the time and sales on a demo account and its still pretty confusing i must admit.!

Would Interactive Brokers charge extra for TICK, TRIN data? or is this fairly standard stuff.

Hi Folks Im hopin someone could help me out with a data providers I'm basically looking for a data feed without the need to open an account. So if i wanted to watch the Fdax, Heng Seng, Spi200 and the usual US markets like YM and ES with volume and tape readings, which options and exchanges will i have to subscribe to? For example, just goin through the options at the Amibroker or eSignal signup pages, would i have to sign to each individual exchange (eurex and Cbot) or will CBot have the FDAx contracts? As you can see I'm still not too sure how it all works :o Kind regards W

the CBOT webinars bring up Windows Media Player for me. And if you want to save them, you could run this nifty program.... edit: my first post.. woohoo!