Hi,
I'm relatively new to trading in general and I've been practising my day trading techniques by paper trading while I've been off work for the christmas holidays. Now that I'm back at work I was hoping to paper trade the NYSE/NASDAQ open during my lunch break (I'm in the uk) by taking my laptop to a coffee shop with a free wireless connection.
However, having just tried this for the first time I was unable to load any intraday charts. Time and sales were coming through fine, and all stocks in my quotes window were updating constantly, so I can't think why I'm having a problem with the charts. I can only put it down to some kind of firewall issue, but does anyone know if this is reasonable? Is historical data queried on a different protocol, or anything like that?
I thought perhaps the wifi may just be too slow, but I've used esignal om home wireless networks before with no problems. I also did a speedtest.net and it came out around 6mb which I think should be fine?
I'm relatively new to trading in general and I've been practising my day trading techniques by paper trading while I've been off work for the christmas holidays. Now that I'm back at work I was hoping to paper trade the NYSE/NASDAQ open during my lunch break (I'm in the uk) by taking my laptop to a coffee shop with a free wireless connection.
However, having just tried this for the first time I was unable to load any intraday charts. Time and sales were coming through fine, and all stocks in my quotes window were updating constantly, so I can't think why I'm having a problem with the charts. I can only put it down to some kind of firewall issue, but does anyone know if this is reasonable? Is historical data queried on a different protocol, or anything like that?
I thought perhaps the wifi may just be too slow, but I've used esignal om home wireless networks before with no problems. I also did a speedtest.net and it came out around 6mb which I think should be fine?
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