I just talked with interactive brokers and they told me they charge extra fees and deposit for live market data ..otherwise their data is 15 min. delayed. Are all brokers same like interactive brokers ...they charge extra for real time data? Is there other way than brokers ...like other website that provides real time data?
just a headsup: I used to pay about 12000 euro as a futurestrader each year just to get my data in the beginning of the nineties ...
Isn't interactive brokers something like $10 per month for all US futures? You want cheaper than that?
Every exchange charges for real-time data. Every broker that provides data "for free" makes it up in higher charges elsewhere. IB's business model has it merely passing through exchange data fees. If you trade a token amount, IB will absorb many exchange fees anyway. All of this information is available when you signed on.
As far as "free, real-time" data, doubt there is any. There is a cost for real-time data for all. Some brokers "absorb" the cost in the hope of making it up and more in commissions/fees. Last time I checked, IB waives the data fee if your account generates something like $10-$30/mo in commish.
TOS (TDA) provides real time data for funded account (you can leave just few hundred dollars in the account)
Yup, TD Ameritrade. While it may be fun to point out that Robinhood also provides free real-time data and has millions of people using it (not sure how exactly they can trade off of a phone, though I did use Robinhood for testing fills, and some swing trades).
https://www.medvedtrader.com/www/frontend/datasource Yahoo have free data and backfill that works with medvedtrader.