Thanks Russ, I'll have a look at Think of Swim Desktop DDE method as well.
Bing. --- In [email protected], "razorruss17" <rsebr...@...> wrote: > > Hey, > > If you don't require a backfill, and you know which symbols you need the data > for, you can probably get away with using the free Think of Swim Desktop DDE > method. It requires you have a copy of Amibroker open capturing data into > your real-time symbol list. There's information on how to setup ToS in the > files section, and if you search this forum. > > Regards, > > Russ > > --- In [email protected], "bingk66" <bing.kwok@> wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > > > I am looking for a intra day data supplier for US stocks. Basically my > > requirements are as follows. > > > > 1) I am looking for snapshot data for these stocks at regular intervals > > (say 30mins). In between those intervals, I am not interested in any sort > > of pricing whatsoever. > > 2) The pricing obtained at those intervals need not be very accurate. > > 3) The key requirement for me is that at those predefined intervals, I > > would like to collect the snapshot pricing for a large number of stocks. > > The code will read from a csv file which contains a large number of tickers > > and will loop through each ticker collecting its snapshot price. It is > > possible that the csv file can contain up to 200 tickers, so the data > > supplier will need to be able to provide timely request for snaphot data > > for these large number of tickers in a short space of time. > > > > I understand that esignal is very good, and could probably do the job. > > However, I understand that esignal will backfill the data, which is > > probably a good thing, but it is not something that I require, as I am > > really only looking for snapshot data at specified times and nothing else. > > Any suggestions ?? > > >
