--- In [email protected], "paulradge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > EOD ,,, > > Premium Data ,,,,easy to use low cost and tailored towards Amibroker > regards > Paul > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: brian_z111 > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 4:05 PM > Subject: [amibroker] Re: best feed for ASX? > > > Barnabas, > > I will be filing more detail at the UKB over the next week or two. > A quick summary for now: > > For EOD (including historical) we have good old Yahoo (although it has > question marks over its error rate cf Yahoo US data), Norgate Investor > Services (well integrated with AB + ICB classifications), Just Data > (accurate div adjusted data + historical CD or Paritech (includes > historical CD). > > For RT - depending on whether you want to backtest using historical > data (there are issues over backfilling and/or saving backfilled > historical data locally). We have a choice between companies like > Paritech, with only DDE at the moment, (no historical backfill?). Cost > is $AUD158 month and it is untried as yet. > > Compared to ESignal - cost from USD$125 plus exchange fees (USSD$35 > month for non-pros for the ASX). ESignal is well known and used by > quite a few (not all are happy campers but no RT providers seem to get > a good report from all users). History is from 10 days tick and 60 days > intraday depending on your subscription and who you are talking to. > > ESignal has Aus in the Asian Pacific module - go to > > http://www.esignal.com/esignal/default.asp > > then Support >> KnowledgeBase then seelct from the KB index at the left > >> SymbolGuide >> Stocks >> Article #2737 Asia/Pacific Stock Symbols > for a complete list of Aussie stocks. > > By comparison Reuters QuoteCenter has 30 days tick history and 250 days > Intraday history (you might need to ask AmiBroker support how to get RT > access to that). > > Personally I don't want to play the 'backfill' game and I am hunting > for historical intraday data (download or CD) for the ASX and US > equities (mainly). I am also trying to track down cheaper RT feeds for > the ASX that don't have any historical backfill(I intend backtesting > historical data separately and then only scanning/watching current day > for entries and exists). > > There will definitely be more detail coming up on those subjects at the > UKB. > > brian_z > > --- In [email protected], "Barnabás Debreczeni" <keo@> wrote: > > > > Hi there everyone, > > I am new here. I'd like to ask, what are your experiences with ASX > feeds? > > Which provider would you recommend? > > > > I'd need realtime quotes, maybe backfill EOD data, but that's not a > must. > > Intraday for recent days and realtime quotes would suffice. > > > > Thank you very much for your help! > > > > > > B. > > > pity some of the brokers do not provide dde i just us the plugin for quotetracker and get the data through westpac via QT have sent emails to brokers but they do not seem to be interested;
cheers ken
