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Oh no! Real-time (ECN) stock quotes appear to be gone from both the condensed and the detailed Google Finance views. Hopefully, it's just a fluke and it will be back tomorrow. Take a look: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=AMD&btnG=Google+Search This actually annoys me, as I use Google to get quick real-time visibility on stock quotes without having to log in to my TDAmeritrade account. Yahoo still appears to give out free real-time quotes, but it's not accessible via standard query. Here's how to get ECN quotes from Yahoo: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ecn?s=AMD Not sure why this happened, but it was one of the "sticky" features Google had for me. Now I think I'll use Ask because they have those cool commercials. Nah, I'll still use Google I'll be posting some cool technical stuff, as well as announcing which sites I am reviewing for the Free Site-Clinic later today. Related posts: Real-Time Stock Quotes Back! OK, so it was just a temporary thing. Phew! Now... ROTD: Replacing "Smart" Quotes with "Dumb" Quotes Microsoft applications have this nasty habit of exchanging both your... SEO Contemplates Suicide When Google Update Occurs Apparently, he entered a deep bout of depression on June... Why Google is Wrong on Paid Links I think paid links are just dandy! In every other... Google Robots.txt Snafu: Part II I decided that I would test what I think is...
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Data is not real time is delayed by 15-20 minutes depending on exchange. Log into a.com username blog1 password kevin and tell me what you think. We will be offering are products with delayed data for no charge.
E-mail me if you wish to have account created for you. Username and password from previous posting will only work for today.
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/finance/quotes/quote-64.html Starting September 1, 2006, we can no longer offer real-time ECN data from INET due to pricing changes by the exchanges. Electronic Communication Networks (ECNs) are electronic marketplaces that bring buy and sell orders together and match them with each other. ECN data from INET does not necessarily represent the best bid or ask in the marketplace.
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