Hi, I am not sure if it is any help to you, but i have made an Excel spreadsheet of my open trades that gets free updates from yahoo finance every 3 minutes. Its handy for using on the laptop when travelling. Its on my downloads page www.precisiontradingsystems.com All instructions are on the extracting web data excel page. Regards Roger Precisiontradingsystems
Hi, I am not sure if it is any help to you, but i have made an Excel spreadsheet of my open trades that gets free updates from yahoo finance every 3 minutes. Its handy for using on the laptop when travelling. Its on my website downloads page www.precisiontradingsystems.com All instructions are on the extracting web data excel page. Regards Roger Precisiontradingsystems
Roger, I heard you the first time (joke). Thank you for the suggestion. I use real-time European futures and options data, which if Iâm correct, is not available via Yahoo. Since the last post Iâve created a sheet via VBA which takes prices at any interval and stores them, building into a database. Unfortunately, it seems Iâm now pushing my pc to its limits â slow to calculate, etc Iâve book-marked your link and will look at it in greater depth in due course. Iâm sure there is potential, here. In the meantime, take a look at the following: http://www.turboexcel.com/ Basically, this compiles Excel sheets â formulas, VBA, etc - into C++, and claims to speed up applications by up to 300%. Donât hold your breath waiting for replies to any queries â Iâve mailed them three times, in vain. I may be a buyer, they are a seller. Whereâs the fcking problem? Grant.
Probably this site is just doing market research, to measure the number of queries, as knowing what people want is vital before actually investing time into making it. They dont reply to you because the product you want is not in existence yet. When they have got (N) responses, they may actually be able to make it and sell it.... Thanks anyway Roger
Here is a site that you can get streaming data into excel that is very affordable. http://www.marketfeed.com/mlink.htm Eric