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Guys so how much without new increase. I remember paying as much as 134 or so with waivers thru broker when I had the feed.
Another question...per feed from DTN can we power ninja and any other platform or a feed per platform. Wanted to know what my options for next yr and beyond would be since I run few things things for analytics.
Thnx
Paps
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Hi Robert.....that is amazing to know. Yes have a box which can handle multi apps. 1 feed powering 2 or more apps...wow !!
Question:- I am only looking for feeds on ES/YM/NQ n breadth/tick data from NYSE/S&P/Dow. I really dont care about anything else....since i can get that info from TS.
Would you be able to mention a price on a forum?...with and without broker waivers.
Ps: on a side note....do you happen to carry any data for Nifty50 from India. That is something i would also be interested in.
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Important Information Regarding Upcoming Changes in Market Data Fees
Some of the financial exchanges are planning to increase market data fees starting on January 1, 2014 . Below is a summary of the price increases scheduled to take effect for Non-Professional users:
Futures:
CME Group is planning to increase the cost of several of its data services starting on January 1, 2014. The $20 per month Globex Value Bundle, which is available to TradeStation futures brokerage customers, will not be subject to a fee increase at this time. Below are the details of each of the increases that will affect CME Group market data packages:
CBOT Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the CBOT e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $10 to its new cost of $20.
CBOT Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for the CBOT e-mini markets and delayed data for all CBOT Globex and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $11 to its new cost of $21.
CBOT Real-Time Data Package #3, which includes real-time data for all CBOT Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
CME
CME Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the CME e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $25 to its new cost of $40.
CME Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for all CME Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
COMEX
COMEX Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the COMEX e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $10 to its new cost of $20.
COMEX Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for the COMEX e-mini markets and delayed data for all COMEX Globex and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $11 to its new cost of $21.
COMEX Real-Time Data Package #3, which includes real-time data for all COMEX Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
NYMEX
NYMEX Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the NYMEX e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $15 to its new cost of $30.
NYMEX Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for the NYMEX e-mini markets and delayed data for all NYMEX Globex and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $16 to its new cost of $31.
NYMEX Real-Time Data Package #3, which includes real-time data for all NYMEX Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
KCBT
The Kansas City Board of Trade market data package will no longer exist. Kansas City Board of Trade market data will now be included as part of the CBOT market data packages.
Below is a summary of the price increases scheduled to take effect for Professional users:
Indices:
The Russell Indices package will increase from its current cost of $2 per month to its new cost of $15 per month.
Futures:
CME Group is planning to increase the cost of several of its data services starting on January 1, 2014. The $20 per month Globex Value Bundle, which is available to TradeStation futures brokerage customers, will not be subject to a fee increase at this time. Below are the details of each of the increases that will affect CME Group market data packages:
CBOT
CBOT Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the CBOT e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $10 to its new cost of $20.
CBOT Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for the CBOT e-mini markets and delayed data for all CBOT Globex and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $11 to its new cost of $21.
CBOT Real-Time Data Package #3, which includes real-time data for all CBOT Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
CME
CME Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the CME e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $25 to its new cost of $40.
CME Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for all CME Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
COMEX
COMEX Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the COMEX e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $10 to its new cost of $20.
COMEX Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for the COMEX e-mini markets and delayed data for all COMEX Globex and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $11 to its new cost of $21.
COMEX Real-Time Data Package #3, which includes real-time data for all COMEX Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
NYMEX
NYMEX Real-Time Data Package #1, which includes real-time data for the NYMEX e-mini markets, will increase from its current cost of $15 to its new cost of $30.
NYMEX Real-Time Data Package #2, which includes real-time data for the NYMEX e-mini markets and delayed data for all NYMEX Globex and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $16 to its new cost of $31.
NYMEX Real-Time Data Package #3, which includes real-time data for all NYMEX Mini, Globex, and Floor-traded markets, will increase from its current cost of $90 to its new cost of $105.
KCBT
The Kansas City Board of Trade market data package will no longer exist. Kansas City Board of Trade market data will now be included as part of the CBOT market data packages.
Equities:
NASDAQ Real-Time Data Package #1 (Level I data) will increase from its current cost of $25 per month to its new cost of $28 per month.
NASDAQ Real-Time Data Package #2 (Level I and Level II data) will increase from its current cost of $91 per month to its new cost of $105 per month.
NASDAQ Real-Time Data Package #3 (Level I, Level II, and TotalView data) will increase from its current cost of $131 per month to its new cost of $145 per month.
Options:
OPRA data will increase from its current cost of $26 per month to its new cost of $27 per month.
These price increases will automatically take effect starting on January 1, 2014. If you would like to remove or modify any of your market data subscriptions, you can do so by clicking here or by going to the “Add/Remove Optional Data Services” section within the Client Center area of "Online Trading | Trade Stocks, Options, Futures & Forex Online | Trading Software".
Users of financial data complain of soaring prices. Bloomberg impose a rate increase of 30% over the next three years.
There is anger among the main users of financial data, faced with soaring prices. Because in the world of finance, "data" are the raw material. It is therefore essential. Purchase and sale of a share price of a bond or other financial product , the level of supply, demand, market information, description of the indices, historical price ... rooms market banks, insurers, or depositaries and fund management companies every day need to brew this type of data in the millions. These "data" that is supplied by several major operators (Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, Six Financial), rating agencies ( Fitch , Standard & Poor's) or the index providers (Standard & Poor's, MSCI, Dow Jones Stoxx) .
"Clash of data"
"For years, these providers abusing their dominant position and not being subject to regulation and supervision, regularly and shamelessly increased their data access prices" alert a consulting firm that works with large institutions French and European financial. She says that these rate increases "took exceptional magnitude in the past two years. These, combined with a growing need for data Processors are waging a clash of data. " Some index providers have thus presented to their clients increases from "a multiplier of 4-24." Moreover, according to our information, Bloomberg would be negotiating with all institutions instead a new contract flows associated with its data terminals, which would result in an increase of at least 30% of the invoice the next three years. The giant financial reporting swears he does that affect the price increases of its own suppliers. In fact, some scholars operators carry out increases for less daring.
Customers are even more unhappy they buy the right to use these data. There is no transfer of ownership. "What makes the supplier may impose certain things on the farm also made by his client of the data," says consulting firm.
Interviewed by "Les Echos", companies specialized titles such as CACEIS SGSS or prefer not to comment. Other confirm a surge in prices on the "data" from Bloomberg, without confirming the figure of 30%. Management companies finally feel that the price increase for data access is a real problem. With more concern on the part of small, with less leverage to negotiate the note. "European Commission and the competition authorities would do well to get involved, said the leader of one of them. regulators require institutional investors to complete "reporting" we must provide them, but, on the other hand, providers of these data to create these "reporting" are private companies which enjoy a virtual monopoly . "
From what I hear, if your account is opened and funded by March 1, 2014, you will be exempt from these new CME fees until 2015. Can anyone confirm this info? My broker said this is what he heard, but has been waiting on official CME confirmation for a while now and still has nothing 'substantial', but has assured me this seems to be the general consensus. Anyone have a clue?