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Hi Neville,
I went and checked out this site. Maybe there's something in my setup
that's lousy, but when I got the site, a little window (2 actually,
taking turns loading) popped up on my screen. I couldn't get rid of the
damn things. I tried closing them, but they kept re-spawning. I tried
minimizing, but they kept coming back. The faster I tried to get rid of
them (I didn't have Java enabled, useless and slow as it usually is in
Netscape), the faster they reasserted themselves. Finally had to shut
down the program, clean up and reboot. Any ideas?
Regards,
Monte
N&M Smith wrote:
>
> I can't recall who it was but recently someone gave this link as a source
> for free downloadable 2000i intraday futures data.
> http://www.jayanderson.org/futuresdata.htm
> Neville
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Cavaleri <rcavaler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Monday, December 04, 2000 6:50 PM
> Subject: Intra-Day data Sources
>
> >
> >I am looking for an inexpensive solution to find intra-day data that can
> >be downloaded end of day for systems development testing (I decided I do
> >not need real-time streaming data just yet). I have been using free end
> >of day data from 'the big easy investor' which has been great, but my
> >most recent ideas require intra-day data testing .
> > Although I have never used HistoryBank.com before, it seems as
> >though it will only let me download 3 months of intra-day data from the
> >current day. Is that supposed to fill in the gap between what is on the
> >current HistoryBank Data CD? If so that kind of leaves me high and dry
> >because I no longer own the HistoryBank CD. (besides that, I thought
> >the HB cdrom only had end of day data on it anyway).
> > Somebody once mentioned to me that yahoo had a free on-line source
> >for data. If someone knows where that source is , could you please post
> >a link? I am curious if perhaps their data might be intra-day, but I'm
> >guessing it is probably only end of day. Other than those two
> >possibilities, I have not come across another on-line solution that
> >provides a cost-effective solution for non-streaming intra-day tick
> >data. Anybody have any suggestions?
> >
> >Many thanks,
> >
> >robert
> >
> >
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