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Since about 2 weeks I am using eSignal and I am trading very much at TSX in Canada (no level-II-data available for eSignal).
The last months I got my realtime-data from another provider I still have it). There was an option I found very usefull and important for me:
In the ticklist you could see the codes of the brokers which were buying and selling in this transaktion.
I found this very usefull, because so I had an idea if there was a great investment-company (only trading on it's own, not for customers) buying millions of shares (or maybe selling).
In the evening I could analyse the ticks of the day and when they bought again next day, I could be sure, price would not fall below their level, or even rise (and vice versa if they sold).
My suggestion:
The broker-codes (or even the their names) should be added to the times and sales window of eSignal.
And if there would be a summary of the numbers of shares which every broker bought and sold for the whole day, that would be great.
In general I am very content with eSignal. But it does not give me this important information. So, on the long run, I am not shure what to do. To keep two providers is a bit expensive, only for this single reason.
To add this information to the times and sales window would solve my problem.
The last months I got my realtime-data from another provider I still have it). There was an option I found very usefull and important for me:
In the ticklist you could see the codes of the brokers which were buying and selling in this transaktion.
I found this very usefull, because so I had an idea if there was a great investment-company (only trading on it's own, not for customers) buying millions of shares (or maybe selling).
In the evening I could analyse the ticks of the day and when they bought again next day, I could be sure, price would not fall below their level, or even rise (and vice versa if they sold).
My suggestion:
The broker-codes (or even the their names) should be added to the times and sales window of eSignal.
And if there would be a summary of the numbers of shares which every broker bought and sold for the whole day, that would be great.
In general I am very content with eSignal. But it does not give me this important information. So, on the long run, I am not shure what to do. To keep two providers is a bit expensive, only for this single reason.
To add this information to the times and sales window would solve my problem.
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