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Here's a post from TS's message board, that has (unsurprisingly) gone
unanswered. I posted it. See
https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=97483 - if
you do not have access, the post is as follows:
eSignal is providing a "CME Data Fee Waiver". So is iqfeed. If you
are a futures trader, this is huge. Former COMEX (metals), NYMEX
(energy), CBOT (interest rates) plus good ol CME - they are ALL on
GLOBEX.
BTW, Tradestation recently *raised* fees for all exchanges from $55
to $61.
There are only really 2 fish left in the fish bowl: ICE provides
mini data for free (which TS passes on to us - thanks). Rest
everything is on GLOBEX. If I am to subscribe to all the exchanges
as a TS subscriber (as I would REALLY, REALLY like to), it costs $61
each for CME, CBOT, COMEX, NYMEX. That's a few dollars shy of $3000
per year I don't need to pay, it seems.
Did I understand any of this wrong? If not, is TradeStation planning
to offer this in very near future?
If TS's dream is to become a high volume broker, they are certainly not
helping it.
Abhijit
On 2/18/2010 9:40 AM, Bob Fulks wrote:
At 10:27 AM 2/18/2010, jimbob wrote:
FWIW, i don't have a monthly fee.
Do you get your real-time data for free?
Last I checked "renting" TradeStation with real-time data cost me less than I was paying for real-time data alone with TS-2000i.
Maybe that has changed.
Bob Fulks
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