HI, I use Tradestation but, their I.Bid/I.Asks are snap shots and, I need true real time IB/IA. Which Data feed would have TRUE Inside Bid / Ask data for ES and, also must allow interface with 3rd. party software. Thanks for you help. Cy
Hi 5, Is that same as IQFEED? I had in fact been considering the same too but, my question remains if their Bid/Asldata are true and not snap shots? thanks Cy
DTN.IQ and IQFeed are essentially the same. Just different subscription options (you can save a little $ with an annual DTN.IQ subscription compared to a monthly IQFeed subscription). The ES Quote data is not snapshot. We transmit each bid/ask update we get from the exchange.
Yes I am very pleased with your service.....I use the DTN.IQ feed with Inv R/T's market delta tools......Excellent set-up!
Hi, Are the Bids/Asks synchronized with the trades? You see this is very impoortant for me...I need to positively identify EACH trade if it were a Buy at Ask or a Sell at Bid or, else what other ways would IQ provide for achieving the same objective?? The latter is the only reason I'm looking for a different data feed than the TS that I already have. Therefore at the cost of repeating myself, it is imperative for me to positively IDENTIFY EACH TRADE's status. thanks Cy
I'm very happy with DTN/IQ's true-tick data feed and outstanding customer service; however, if you're using this data for system backtesting, an annoying omission is that the second stamp is not included. If you work with records that were not second-stamped upon arrival (in real-time) by your software, then you will get clumps at the top of each minute. I was told by DTN's customer service that a future upgrade to their software will add the second stamp to the feed, but the release date for this update is not yet specified.
I use QuoteTracker for basic time charts and T&S, and Neoticker for a couple of my own indicators on constant volume charts. I'm also using Neoticker to develop some automated strategies. IQFeed works with both running simultaneously and doesn't miss a beat. Regards,