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I'm trying to find the least delayed CNBC signal I can. I'm not looking to hack in (but might do it out of desperation), I'm just looking for someone more expert in how they broadcast, and what is available either FTA or by subscription. And I'm certainly willing to compensate someone who can help me get there. I'm on east coast of U.S.
As a small individual stock trader, seconds matter. The large institutions and news organizations certainly receive CNBC with virtually no delay. Stock price movements prove this. As a cable TV or streaming CNBC subscriber the delay can be anywhere from 15 to 45 seconds, which for a trader, IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE.
I previously was able to receive CNBC through one of my brokerages with an approximate 2 second delay from real time. It's easy to calculate as CNBC has a real time clock on their screen and you can compare it to the National Time Clock.
That video however, disappeared a few years ago (not sure why they eliminated it) and I've not seen anything close to it, currently the best signal I get is 15 seconds delayed.
All that said, I'm not trying to take some shortcut, I just want to do this right and am not an expert (although I can hold my on technology). I'm willing to put in a 10ft dish if necessary. I'll pay a subscription if necessary, I'll buy whatever equipment is necessary (within reason). I haven't been able to find a CNBC commercial account contact to see if I can get a direct feed subscription. Again, I just haven't yet found a solution that isn't less than 15 second delayed.
Anybody out there got any ideas???
FYI, there have been a couple of previous threads discussing this subject over the last 14 years, neither seemed to end in success, or if they did, the solution was not shared.
Here are links to the previous threads.... And yes if I solve this, I'd be more than willing to share what works with this forum.
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Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
CT Coastal Guy
As a small individual stock trader, seconds matter. The large institutions and news organizations certainly receive CNBC with virtually no delay. Stock price movements prove this. As a cable TV or streaming CNBC subscriber the delay can be anywhere from 15 to 45 seconds, which for a trader, IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE.
I previously was able to receive CNBC through one of my brokerages with an approximate 2 second delay from real time. It's easy to calculate as CNBC has a real time clock on their screen and you can compare it to the National Time Clock.
That video however, disappeared a few years ago (not sure why they eliminated it) and I've not seen anything close to it, currently the best signal I get is 15 seconds delayed.
All that said, I'm not trying to take some shortcut, I just want to do this right and am not an expert (although I can hold my on technology). I'm willing to put in a 10ft dish if necessary. I'll pay a subscription if necessary, I'll buy whatever equipment is necessary (within reason). I haven't been able to find a CNBC commercial account contact to see if I can get a direct feed subscription. Again, I just haven't yet found a solution that isn't less than 15 second delayed.
Anybody out there got any ideas???
FYI, there have been a couple of previous threads discussing this subject over the last 14 years, neither seemed to end in success, or if they did, the solution was not shared.
Here are links to the previous threads.... And yes if I solve this, I'd be more than willing to share what works with this forum.
CNBC "original" signal
I'm pretty much stuck and hope that some of the C band guru's on the board could help out. I want to get the fastest signal possible from CNBC (business station), with audio being most important, and video secondary. CNBC occasionally has market moving stories, and I want to hear them as...
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CNBC TV channel original feed signal
We are stuck and hope that the guru's on the board can help us. We need to figure out which the main (original signal) feed for CNBC TV is, as we need to watch the TV as soon as possible. We want to get the signal off the sat. The idea is to get ( master feed ) with BUD in a datacenter, so there...
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Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
CT Coastal Guy
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You may have heard of the hedge funds that place their data centers in buildings next to the Nasdaq and NYSE exchange data centers, just to shave a nanosecond or two off of their quotes/trades. For them, it's THAT important.
For what I do, I can actually scrape out a profit with a two second delay. For me it's more about having company specific knowledge that takes interpretation and takes a few seconds for the market to absorb. The big market makers / hedge funds just try to front run each other for a $10 profit on a $100K trade, and do it 1000 times per day.
I don't subscribe to Bloomberg, last I checked it costs about $35K per year per seat, that's of questionable value for a little guy like me. I use other services tailored more toward the individual traders for about 1/3 of what Bloomberg would cost. And as you suggest, the big guys may very well have API's integrated with their Bloomberg terminals to minimize CNBC & other News network delays.
I might be able to find or have someone create some kind of API to work with one of my two brokerage / trading services. That's over my pay grade and I may have to start picking the brains of the couple of coders I know.
I was just hoping there was a straight forward direct broadcast satellite way of bypassing the delays/buffers associated with all of the standard cable/streaming services.
For what it's worth, the shortest delay I've found currently is audio only through Sirius XM satellite, at about 15 seconds.
Thanks for the input. I'm guessing there is a nice cottage industry consulting for Hedge Funds & Institutions regarding lowest latency technologies for data / news feeds.I'm trying to find the least delayed CNBC signal I can. I'm not looking to hack in (but might do it out of desperation), I'm just looking for someone more expert in how they broadcast, and what is available either FTA or by subscription. And I'm certainly willing to compensate someone who can help me get there. I'm on east coast of U.S.
As a small individual stock trader, seconds matter. The large institutions and news organizations certainly receive CNBC with virtually no delay. Stock price movements prove this. As a cable TV or streaming CNBC subscriber the delay can be anywhere from 15 to 45 seconds, which for a trader, IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE.
I previously was able to receive CNBC through one of my brokerages with an approximate 2 second delay from real time. It's easy to calculate as CNBC has a real time clock on their screen and you can compare it to the National Time Clock.
That video however, disappeared a few years ago (not sure why they eliminated it) and I've not seen anything close to it, currently the best signal I get is 15 seconds delayed.
All that said, I'm not trying to take some shortcut, I just want to do this right and am not an expert (although I can hold my on technology). I'm willing to put in a 10ft dish if necessary. I'll pay a subscription if necessary, I'll buy whatever equipment is necessary (within reason). I haven't been able to find a CNBC commercial account contact to see if I can get a direct feed subscription. Again, I just haven't yet found a solution that isn't less than 15 second delayed.
Anybody out there got any ideas???
FYI, there have been a couple of previous threads discussing this subject over the last 14 years, neither seemed to end in success, or if they did, the solution was not shared.
Here are links to the previous threads.... And yes if I solve this, I'd be more than willing to share what works with this forum.
CNBC "original" signal
I'm pretty much stuck and hope that some of the C band guru's on the board could help out. I want to get the fastest signal possible from CNBC (business station), with audio being most important, and video secondary. CNBC occasionally has market moving stories, and I want to hear them as...CNBC TV channel original feed signal
We are stuck and hope that the guru's on the board can help us. We need to figure out which the main (original signal) feed for CNBC TV is, as we need to watch the TV as soon as possible. We want to get the signal off the sat. The idea is to get ( master feed ) with BUD in a datacenter, so there...
Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
CT Coastal Guy
You may have heard of the hedge funds that place their data centers in buildings next to the Nasdaq and NYSE exchange data centers, just to shave a nanosecond or two off of their quotes/trades. For them, it's THAT important.
For what I do, I can actually scrape out a profit with a two second delay. For me it's more about having company specific knowledge that takes interpretation and takes a few seconds for the market to absorb. The big market makers / hedge funds just try to front run each other for a $10 profit on a $100K trade, and do it 1000 times per day.
I don't subscribe to Bloomberg, last I checked it costs about $35K per year per seat, that's of questionable value for a little guy like me. I use other services tailored more toward the individual traders for about 1/3 of what Bloomberg would cost. And as you suggest, the big guys may very well have API's integrated with their Bloomberg terminals to minimize CNBC & other News network delays.
I might be able to find or have someone create some kind of API to work with one of my two brokerage / trading services. That's over my pay grade and I may have to start picking the brains of the couple of coders I know.
I was just hoping there was a straight forward direct broadcast satellite way of bypassing the delays/buffers associated with all of the standard cable/streaming services.
For what it's worth, the shortest delay I've found currently is audio only through Sirius XM satellite, at about 15 seconds.
I don't know if this will help or not, but at least it is somewhere to start. CNBC Leadership TeamI'm trying to find the least delayed CNBC signal I can. I'm not looking to hack in (but might do it out of desperation), I'm just looking for someone more expert in how they broadcast, and what is available either FTA or by subscription. And I'm certainly willing to compensate someone who can help me get there. I'm on east coast of U.S.
As a small individual stock trader, seconds matter. The large institutions and news organizations certainly receive CNBC with virtually no delay. Stock price movements prove this. As a cable TV or streaming CNBC subscriber the delay can be anywhere from 15 to 45 seconds, which for a trader, IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE.
I previously was able to receive CNBC through one of my brokerages with an approximate 2 second delay from real time. It's easy to calculate as CNBC has a real time clock on their screen and you can compare it to the National Time Clock.
That video however, disappeared a few years ago (not sure why they eliminated it) and I've not seen anything close to it, currently the best signal I get is 15 seconds delayed.
All that said, I'm not trying to take some shortcut, I just want to do this right and am not an expert (although I can hold my on technology). I'm willing to put in a 10ft dish if necessary. I'll pay a subscription if necessary, I'll buy whatever equipment is necessary (within reason). I haven't been able to find a CNBC commercial account contact to see if I can get a direct feed subscription. Again, I just haven't yet found a solution that isn't less than 15 second delayed.
Anybody out there got any ideas???
FYI, there have been a couple of previous threads discussing this subject over the last 14 years, neither seemed to end in success, or if they did, the solution was not shared.
Here are links to the previous threads.... And yes if I solve this, I'd be more than willing to share what works with this forum.
CNBC "original" signal
I'm pretty much stuck and hope that some of the C band guru's on the board could help out. I want to get the fastest signal possible from CNBC (business station), with audio being most important, and video secondary. CNBC occasionally has market moving stories, and I want to hear them as...CNBC TV channel original feed signal
We are stuck and hope that the guru's on the board can help us. We need to figure out which the main (original signal) feed for CNBC TV is, as we need to watch the TV as soon as possible. We want to get the signal off the sat. The idea is to get ( master feed ) with BUD in a datacenter, so there...
Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
CT Coastal Guy
For some reason, the satelliteguys.us site is loading a lot slower than usual on both Chrome on my Asus laptop and Safari on my iPhone.
I'm also seeing longer appearances of the blue bar at the top and the "3 blue bars" loading symbol.
Is anyone else also having the same problem? Thanks in advance.
I'm also seeing longer appearances of the blue bar at the top and the "3 blue bars" loading symbol.
Is anyone else also having the same problem? Thanks in advance.
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I have been optimizing the site the past few days... and got us here now. 
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WTF… …What the Foxbat!Remember folks... just like DNS... its always Foxbat.
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Wasn't exactly sure where to post this. Just had a customer come in inquiring about internet. He has HughesNet and had heard good things about mine. He asked if we provided email addresses and it kinda caught me off guard. I said he should be able to keep whatever email he had been using....my sister in law is still using a BellSouth email addy and they haven't been around here for many years. He said he had gotten a letter from HughesNet stating that they had until Nov 16th to save, move, forward, whatever, their Hughesnet emails because they would lose them after that date.
I have never heard of a company simply mass-deleting email accounts (the customer still has his HughesNet service). From what I understand, in the past, the company who was ditching their email service simply sold the customer base to a company like Google.
Anyone else getting this letter. He said he would show it to me tomorrow when I go out there and set up his internet.
I have never heard of a company simply mass-deleting email accounts (the customer still has his HughesNet service). From what I understand, in the past, the company who was ditching their email service simply sold the customer base to a company like Google.
Anyone else getting this letter. He said he would show it to me tomorrow when I go out there and set up his internet.
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Still the same number of years, just more Sunsets…Wouldn't we then die of old age sooner?
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Can't help but wonder if a worker overlooked checking the harness. I rarely ride a roller coaster anymore but when I do I check the harness myself pretty aggressively.
Can't imagine what the son is going through.
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Can't imagine what the son is going through.
Dad levitated and bled then fell to his death from coaster
Eyewitnesses have shared fresh details of the horrific accident that happened at Six Flags Over Georgia on Monday afternoon.
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Could B&M’s Patent on the “Clamshell” Ride Restraint Design Offer Clues as to What Happened on Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia?
Incredibly sad news out of Six Flags Over Georgia as it’s being reported one man was killed after being ejected from Goliath, the B&M hyper coaster. Many news outlets have posted pictures of pe…
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Had no idea there were that many redundancies built into those restraints.Could B&M’s Patent on the “Clamshell” Ride Restraint Design Offer Clues as to What Happened on Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia?
Incredibly sad news out of Six Flags Over Georgia as it’s being reported one man was killed after being ejected from Goliath, the B&M hyper coaster. Many news outlets have posted pictures of pe…
It makes sense, however, I would want more types of restraints, so if one doesn't work, the other does ... the restraints coming over the shoulder I would have expected ... with a Seat belt as last resort.
Fwiw, I inquired with what they use on Coasters at Cedar Point, various Coasters, different restraints according to what the car and track requires ...
NONE of the Coasters at CP use THAT particular system
I'm glad to see ...
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OTHER Mini Multiswitch
I just received 6 receiver 2 port mini Multiswitch and it work great, no external power need it, and you can connect 6 receiver instead of 4 on most Mini Multiswitches... If anyone is interested in where they can get one PM me....
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TWiT Tech Podcast Network
Time for another AWESOME video from the TWIT Network!
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Anyone else watch this show? Any guesses as to what was in the box Gibbs gave to Abby that was on her desk? It look liked it was glowing.
I also heard that someone was leaving the show at the end of this season. Any guesses as to who thats going to be?
I also heard that someone was leaving the show at the end of this season. Any guesses as to who thats going to be?
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Tony as the director.
Would you rather have LaRoche ???Tony as the director.
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I bought the fixed color version of these bulbs for my store several years ago...work great and no more replacing ballast. Finally had one go out and when I went back to Amazon I saw that now they come in selectable versions so no more guess work as to what color light would do best in a certain area. They are now double OR single ended...used to be strictly one way or the other. If any of you are looking at replacing the old style 4 or 8 ft bulbs, you might want to give these a try. The 8 footers are BRIGHT. I put 5 in my shooting/target shed and you can get a decent tan if you are in there long enough.
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