Once again it went out at about 10:05 MST. This is getting stupid, each time its been before a pretty good move.
Yes, thanks, that is what I am talking about. The interruptions in service make it impossible to do business. I really don't care whose fault it is. Unless I can use the vendor's product in a profitable way, what good is it? Best to All, Steve46
I just received a "message from trackdata" telling me that CME is having problems with data. Isn't it interesting that they wait until now to do this. I assume they knew this long ago, since each time I contacted MyTrack to inquire they blamed it on the CME. Nevertheless they wait for more than a day to communicate with me. After I have already terminated the relationship. Thats what I call complacent. Best Regards, Steve46
What's the explanation of why IB and eSignal had good ES data and DTNIQ and MyTrack did not? thanks, jd
there was a problem with CME today affecting various data vendors - the problem was on some of the CME servers and was intermittent. That is why some datafeeds were affected and others were not.
Thanks for the info. Now my question is why can't data vendors like Mytrack, DTN, Quote, and others do what Mr. Medved just did, but on a timely basis. Instead you get either no comment or a brief "suggestion" that it must be someone else's fault. Thats the reason businesses fail (in my opinion). Thanks again, Steve46 P.S. by the way, one of the indicators I use (Mytrack) is N.TD which is Dow30 ticks. All day long, and right now that indicator tells me that only (1) one Dow 30 stock has been bought or sold, period. This is what I am talking about when I say I can't do business this way.
As I said I heard something like software upgrades over the last weekend. I hope they already programmed the bugfixes and can implement these over coming weekend at latest.