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Found this - https://secure.futureprice.com/ https://secure.futureprice.com/ Also, more options by searching http://www.programmableweb.com/apis/directory/1?ap
by smcguinness 15y ago
Found this - https://secure.futureprice.com/ https://secure.futureprice.com/
Also, more options by searching http://www.programmableweb.com/apis/directory/1?apicat=Financial http://www.programmableweb.com/apis/directory/1?apicat=Finan....
Other option is to do "real-time" scraping. MarketWatch and Yahoo have pretty good data feed to consume.
- infinii 15y agofutureprice.com seems to be in beta stage currently. after which, I'm guessing they will charge a fee as the T&C state that they are able to change the fees freely (and there's mention of payment via credit card).
- smcguinness 15y agoWhile yes, that seems to be the case and would be smart for them to charge in the future to maintain the service. Unless the product is already mature, I'd say take advantage of a free offering while you can and until your are profitable enough to pay for a service. Can't imagine there are any 'real-time' offerings for market data. Companies like Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, etc, etc wouldn't exist in the financial sectors if there was. With regards to market quotes, latency is where companies like that compete. Good luck with your product or app.