Comments on: Free Real Time NASDAQ Quotes (From Google) http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html Freshly squeezed market commentary & analysis Sun, 08 Nov 2009 03:24:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Sarah http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-56715 Thu, 05 Nov 2009 12:12:00 +0000 http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-56715 thanks for the helpful tips thanks for the helpful tips

]]> by: Babak http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33453 Thu, 05 Jun 2008 03:05:03 +0000 http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33453 Interesting, can anyone get in on the beta? who is behind the company? odd but I can hardly find anything on them. ps don't worry about sounding like an ad, I do that too about services and products that I believe are of high quality. If it were a spammy comment it wouldn't have survived ;-) Interesting, can anyone get in on the beta? who is behind the company? odd but I can hardly find anything on them.

ps don’t worry about sounding like an ad, I do that too about services and products that I believe are of high quality. If it were a spammy comment it wouldn’t have survived ;-)

]]> by: Darrell http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33433 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 02:09:10 +0000 http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33433 Quotestream Pro is still in an infant stage, basically still in beta test mode. We are not paying anything for it at the moment as we are helping iron out the bugs with the QSpro development guys. Depending on how many users you sign up im guessing about 100-150$ a month. It is also Java based so you can sign in on any PC with internet and get realtime quotes. Plus they have a slick wireless application for the blackberry / smart phones. Damn... its starting to sound like I work for them in sales now! Quotestream Pro is still in an infant stage, basically still in beta test mode. We are not paying anything for it at the moment as we are helping iron out the bugs with the QSpro development guys. Depending on how many users you sign up im guessing about 100-150$ a month. It is also Java based so you can sign in on any PC with internet and get realtime quotes. Plus they have a slick wireless application for the blackberry / smart phones.

Damn… its starting to sound like I work for them in sales now!

]]> by: Babak http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33432 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 01:49:42 +0000 http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33432 Ed, yes, as I wrote, all Dow Jones online properties are included in the deal. And I'm sure others will join in as well. Darrell, I hadn't heard of QSpro before. how much is it? couldn't find much info on it online or on their own site. Bloomberg is the rolls royce platform, you don't just get quotes (of every conceivable security/future, etc.) but you get much much more. Sure it is around a grand a month but it is very much worth it considering everything it provides. The only disadvantage is that it is still mired in a DOS like system so the learning curve is steep. Ed, yes, as I wrote, all Dow Jones online properties are included in the deal. And I’m sure others will join in as well.

Darrell, I hadn’t heard of QSpro before. how much is it? couldn’t find much info on it online or on their own site.

Bloomberg is the rolls royce platform, you don’t just get quotes (of every conceivable security/future, etc.) but you get much much more. Sure it is around a grand a month but it is very much worth it considering everything it provides. The only disadvantage is that it is still mired in a DOS like system so the learning curve is steep.

]]> by: Darrell http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33430 Tue, 03 Jun 2008 22:02:05 +0000 http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33430 Awsome thanks for pointing that out! So many of the quote providers out are total junk! Its a shame really. Thomson has now bought Reuters so less competition in the space. The other day we had a broker who had his thomson loaded up with real time / lvl 2 quotes for every market, he didnt realize he was getting billed 864$ a month. On average it is still 400$ a month just for a basic setup and it still crashes all the time and customer service is some guy who doesn't speak english in a third world country somewhere... terrible! I hear good things about Bloomberg but apparently that is about 1000$ a month? I personally am sticking with quotestreampro ... awsome platform! cheers. Awsome thanks for pointing that out! So many of the quote providers out are total junk! Its a shame really. Thomson has now bought Reuters so less competition in the space.

The other day we had a broker who had his thomson loaded up with real time / lvl 2 quotes for every market, he didnt realize he was getting billed 864$ a month. On average it is still 400$ a month just for a basic setup and it still crashes all the time and customer service is some guy who doesn’t speak english in a third world country somewhere… terrible!

I hear good things about Bloomberg but apparently that is about 1000$ a month? I personally am sticking with quotestreampro … awsome platform!

cheers.

]]> by: Ed http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33418 Tue, 03 Jun 2008 05:28:18 +0000 http://www.tradersnarrative.com/free-real-time-nasdaq-quotes-from-google-1742.html#comment-33418 Barron's just announced free real-time quotes for Nasdaq AND NYSE. Must be some new policy by the exchanges ... curious that Google quotes don't include NYSE listings. Barron’s just announced free real-time quotes for Nasdaq AND NYSE. Must be some new policy by the exchanges … curious that Google quotes don’t include NYSE listings.

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