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From: Bert Hyman on 20 Feb 2007 14:16
bilofsky(a)toolworks.com (Walt Bilofsky) wrote in
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> Does anyone have a recommendation for an on-line stock quote
> service that provides real-time streaming NASDAQ quotes for
> specified stocks?
>
> It would be nice to find one that could pop up an alarm if a price
> target were hit.

I use E-Trade's "MarketCaster", but I have access to it because I
have an E-Trade account. I don't know of any completely free and open
real-time quote services, but then I haven't spent much time looking
for one either.

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Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert(a)iphouse.com
From: Walt Bilofsky on 20 Feb 2007 16:01
Bert Hyman <bert(a)iphouse.com> wrote:

>bilofsky(a)toolworks.com (Walt Bilofsky) wrote in
>news:mehmt2pc8857mlq7c8mkfb0hfdt4eo87hp(a)4ax.com:
>
>> Does anyone have a recommendation for an on-line stock quote
>> service that provides real-time streaming NASDAQ quotes for
>> specified stocks?
>>
>> It would be nice to find one that could pop up an alarm if a price
>> target were hit.
>
>I use E-Trade's "MarketCaster", but I have access to it because I
>have an E-Trade account. I don't know of any completely free and open
>real-time quote services, but then I haven't spent much time looking
>for one either.

I'll pay, within reason.
From: DP on 21 Feb 2007 22:28

I don't know how up-to-the-minute this is and I don't know if you can set up
alerts.
But if you look at the very bottom of this page, http://www.cnbc.com/ ,
there'll be a link to start the ticker.

Also, if you use AOL's AIM instant messenger service, you can set it up to
run a ticker. You don't have to subscribe to AOL to use AIM. Again, I don't
know how up-to-the-minute it is or if you can set alerts.

My participation in the market is longterm, so I haven't found a need for
something that keeps me abreast of the market intraday. So, with this
message, I have exhausted the extent of my knowledge of online stock
tickers.

Wait, one more thing: What about the NYSE and NASDAQ websites? Have you
looked there?




"Walt Bilofsky" <bilofsky(a)toolworks.com> wrote in message
news:mehmt2pc8857mlq7c8mkfb0hfdt4eo87hp(a)4ax.com...
> Does anyone have a recommendation for an on-line stock quote service
> that provides real-time streaming NASDAQ quotes for specified stocks?
>
> It would be nice to find one that could pop up an alarm if a price
> target were hit.
>
> Apologies for posting off-topic, but all the investing newsgroups I
> could find were full of gold mining and dot-com stock tips. :-(


From: apwilhelm on 22 Feb 2007 07:11
Both are delayed at least 15 minutes or more.

-Tony

"DP" <nospamxx(a)xyzddd.com> wrote in message
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>
> I don't know how up-to-the-minute this is and I don't know if you can set
> up alerts.
> But if you look at the very bottom of this page, http://www.cnbc.com/ ,
> there'll be a link to start the ticker.
>
> Also, if you use AOL's AIM instant messenger service, you can set it up to
> run a ticker. You don't have to subscribe to AOL to use AIM. Again, I
> don't know how up-to-the-minute it is or if you can set alerts.
>


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