Content posted in March 1999
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FutureSource/Bridge Unveils Data Charting Software
Fully customized and scalable is how FutureSource/Bridge is touting its new technical analysis and charting software, Professional 2.0. Released in early July, Professional allows traders to create custom workspaces and display and analyze real-time prices and news for the futures and options markets.
EDGAR Filing Distributor Signs Deals With Reuters and S&P
Partes Corporation has signed two new clients-Standard & Poor's Compustat and Reuters America-to its FreeEDGAR.com service. The service provides a real-time data feed of processed EDGAR filings that enables market data providers to incorporate EDGAR data into their Web pages.
Reuters and Bloomberg Top the Charts, Cost Takes a Back Seat to Reliability
Wall Street & Technology presents the exclusive results of the Wall Street Telecommunications Association's Market Data Survey.
BMA Launches Bond Pricing Site for Retail Mart
The Bond Market Association has launched a Web site targeted at retail investors that lists the prior days corporate bond prices. The data is aggregated by GovPX-a relationship established in June to compile bond prices for institutional investors, says a BMA spokesman.
Wall Street Source Turns on the Investment Management Arena
Wall Street Source, a Web-based provider of financial news, has signed up 2,500 investment management firms in its first year, adding to its existing sell-side clientele. Firms include HSBC Asset Management and Burlington Securities have signed on Wall Street Source's (WSS) real-time, Internet-delivered news and analytics.
Market Data Vendors Roll Out Red Carpet on Web Offerings
As the top players are just starting to get online, industry sources say the internet will not be a viable channel for real-time market data distribution for at least another two years.
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Exclusive: Inside the GETCO Execution Services Trading Floor
Advanced Trading takes you on an exclusive tour of the New York trading floor of GETCO Execution Services, the solutions arm of GETCO.
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