A Good RSS feed for quotes

[tokyojoeskid]

Hey guys its been a while since I have been on here but I have switched over most of my money to index funds based on my risk profile. I will be re-balancing to avoid style drift every quarter when necessary, this has been proven over time to beat the market and any kind of active money managers.

My question to you, right now we are setting up a website and I really don't like the RSS feed that NASDAQ.com has to offer. It is a little jumpy and doesn't quote the price. Does anyone know where to find one that would display at least 10 quotes with prices and change? Even if its a 15min delay that is ok.

www.discountinvestmentadvisor.com

Thanks for any help out there, and this is not an advertisement for our site.

TokyoJOesKiD

[IIC]

Hey guys its been a while since I have been on here but I have switched over most of my money to index funds based on my risk profile. I will be re-balancing to avoid style drift every quarter when necessary, this has been proven over time to beat the market and any kind of active money managers.

My question to you, right now we are setting up a website and I really don't like the RSS feed that NASDAQ.com has to offer. It is a little jumpy and doesn't quote the price. Does anyone know where to find one that would display at least 10 quotes with prices and change? Even if its a 15min delay that is ok.

www.discountinvestmentadvisor.com (http://www.discountinvestmentadvisor.com)

Thanks for any help out there, and this is not an advertisement for our site.

TokyoJOesKiD

Whoa...A voice from the past...Hey Joe.

Well, barcharts has a ticker applet...Not sure you'd like it though:

http://www2.barchart.com/tools.asp

Good luck with the site...Best, Doug

[tokyojoeskid]

Thanks Doug!

It's been a while. I mostly hold ETF's right now but I am bottom feeding also. Picked up PTEN at 11.50, TSO at 10.50, some citi and looking at nvda or sndk. SNDK is trading at cash!?!!!

[New-born baby]

Hey guys its been a while since I have been on here but I have switched over most of my money to index funds based on my risk profile. I will be re-balancing to avoid style drift every quarter when necessary, this has been proven over time to beat the market and any kind of active money managers.

My question to you, right now we are setting up a website and I really don't like the RSS feed that NASDAQ.com has to offer. It is a little jumpy and doesn't quote the price. Does anyone know where to find one that would display at least 10 quotes with prices and change? Even if its a 15min delay that is ok.

www.discountinvestmentadvisor.com

Thanks for any help out there, and this is not an advertisement for our site.

TokyoJOesKiD

Joe, is that really you? Welcome back, kid!

Here's one:
http://javaboutique.internet.com/javaticker/

This should work:
http://www.brothersoft.com/led-stock-quotes-ticker-applet-25150.html

[tokyojoeskid]

Thanks! It's good to be back but seriously enough is enough already with this market

[New-born baby]

Thanks! It's good to be back but seriously enough is enough already with this market

Yes, indeed!

[tokyojoeskid]

Great thanks IIC, that ticker worked perfectly into our site. Do you or anyone else happen to have one for news anything related to the market? We might add it to the forum page.

I found a bunch on Yahoo, morningstar ect. but unfortunately they are all for non-commercial use only. The great thing about that barchart.com one is that once its up on your site they offer co-branding for free.

-TKJ

[IIC]

Ya know...I do but I can't find them right now...I'm going on vacation and I don't know where to look...But I found them by googling a ways back.

Try this and then maybe change the search terms a little to find others:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=news+feeds+for+stock+market+websites

Good Luck...Doug(IIC)

[tokyojoeskid]

Thanks Doug have fun on vacation!