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And would you believe 37,288 QQQ ticks on the DTN new
satellite receiver?
BobR
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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 7:19
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Subject: [RT] Tick Data
Discrepancies
The amount of tick data received in a
trading day (and thus the accuracy of any trading model) varies to such
extremes, depending on the source and method of receipt, its a wonder anyone
gets correct signals.
For example, in yesterday's trading of the NASDAQ
100 Index, (QQQ), I received from e-signal, 10,895 points of data using a
standard modem. My home computer downloading from Omega's HistoryBank
recorded 10,300 points of data. An associate using a cable modem and receiving
data from BMI recorded 9,800 points, while a trading concern we work with
using a T1 line recorded 30,000 points of data on QQQ using e-signal. Quite a
difference.
FWIW.
JohnTo
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