Are the stocks on Robinhood realtime?
Yes they are but there is always a tiny discrepancy between Robinhood, Google Stocks, Apple Stocks, Nasdaq directly, etc.This is why is it absolutely essential to trade only with limit orders and sells on Robinhood, so you can try to get the price you actually want. Not to mention, Robinhood fills their customer’s market orders with a 5% collar so you your market order will likely not execute at the price currently displayed on the app (and will usually execute higher).
On Yahoo finance I cannot get Market Overview It says : Internal error?
i have same problem, jerry g
How do I download BSE and NSE stock prices in Excel in real time?
Microsoft Excel is a super software capable of doing a lot of calculations and providing results easily, some of which many Technical Analysis Applications would fail to provide.Getting real time data into excel can be a very powerful tool as the possibilities in excel are huge and only limited by your imagination.With only a little knowledge of Excel you can implement new strategies / ideas, back-test them and even paper trade these strategies before going live.Excel can sometimes do things which many technical analysis applications may not be able to. For eg..:—Create complex trading systems and conduct technical analysis calculations directly in your worksheets.Build and back test your strategies involving more than 1 scrip eg. pair trading strategiesVery useful for tracking a large number of options simultaneously eg. Tracking their open interest / price variations, while studying the put / call ratios & option Max Pain analysisCan even help you for data mining and pattern exploration studiesKeeping track of complex option strategies where a number of options need to be tracked at the same timeJust simply tracking your portfolio in real time.. and a lot more..To be able to achieve this and more, you will need to exploit the Excel's RTD Function to enable this ability. The RTD function is an excellent way to retrieve real-time data from a program that supports COM automation.Some older applications used DDE to import real-time data into Excel but this is now a thing of the past as we have the more powerful and versatile RTD function in Excel.TrueData.Velocity.2.0[1], is one such software which can provide you with NSE Real Time Data in Excel. This application can help you analyse 200 - 500 NSE Equities, Indices, ETFs, Futures & Options in Real time in Excel at the same timeWith Velocity, also using Excel's ADD IN functionality to add forms, you would be able to also download Tick, 1, 5, 15, 60 min & EOD Historical Data.If you would like to know more about this integration you can get it from this Article here.[2]Footnotes[1] TrueData™ | Real Time Data | Real Time NSE Data | Tick Data[2] Excel Integration with Velocity 2.0 (RT + Historical)
Breeders who foster bitches out?
I have a good friend of mine who fosters out some of her dogs/b*tches. The ADULTS entering into a contract with her know EXACTLY what they are getting into and CHOOSE to do this. Some like the idea of assisting a breeder to produce high quality pups - others do it for other reasons - including the fact that the breeder trains the dog and GROOMS it when it's being shown (big deal when you're talking Samoyeds) As for why the breeder would do it -- couple of reasons. The primary one for my friend is that it allows her access to a MUCH broader gene-pool of dogs/b*tches than she would otherwise have **AND** more importantly, it allows the dogs to be BELOVED pets for most of their lives rather than one of a whole bunch of dogs stuck in a kennel. As someone who is part of a GROUP of breeders all dedicated to some very specific bloodlines within the breed I have to applaud the dedication it takes to maintain contact with multiple families and enable *me* to have access to parts of the lines that would have died out had foster families not been willing to be a part of our group. Your mileage may vary -- I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who do it merely as a way to make money. Just wanted to point out that one size does NOT fit all! Edit: Do a search on "Goldiva" on the OFA website - Not only a TON of OFA clearances but a bunch of dogs with their CHIC as well. http://www.offa.org/results.html?all=Goldiva&x=0&y=0 - There's a huge page of CERF results on the CERF site as well. Special Needs home- So, you'd PREFER the dog NOT go to a kid with special needs? Lovely. Edit: Come to think of it.... The Lou is in a "pet" home where he is taken on one or two weekends a month, given a bath, hauled to the dogshow to compete and then returned to his co-owners. I guess *I* am one of those awful people.... Oh.. and Monica is in a show home.. but heaven's forbid the other owner isn't into breeding!!! *I* am responsible to bring her halfway across the country and breed her!!! In *BOTH* cases the contracts were signed by actual ADULTS who agreed to the terms. Don't like the terms?? Buy ELSEWHERE! Edit: Strangely enough - I thought the question was on fostering b*tches out and not on whether these were good breeders or not... wonder how I got that impression?