[Chicago-talk] Getting quotes from the CBOE

[Bradley Slavik]

With CBOE. They send the data to clients via a CORBA network.
You should check into what it costs to become a data subscriber.
Might be too expensive. Check with other providers too. You
probably cannot afford Bloomberg. But maybe Reuters or
another provider. Free data is only useful if you are
doing longer term trading. Holding for a few days at
a time. Otherwise, you had better rely on some pay
service.

Bradley

On Tue 09/07/07 08:19 , Jay Strauss me at heyjay.com sent:
> Hi Bradley,   thanks for the offer.  When you say: "Open an
> Account",  with who?  CBOE?   Thanks Jay
> 
> On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 7:10 AM, Bradley Slavik  wrote:
> If you want this. I can help you if you set up an account I wrote
> programs to collect and analyze the data feeds at CBOE. This is not a
> big deal. Of course, data a schlepped around via CORBA, so my work was
> in Perl. Probably not too difficult to do just the collection in
> Perl.  
> Bradley  
> 
> On Jul 7, 2009, at 6:39 AM, imran javaid wrote:
> Real time would not be easy (even if you pay for it).  
> For delayed quotes, try Yahoo Finance, e.g.
> http://finance.yahoo.com/q/op?s=IBM&m=2009-07 [2]    
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