it's based on however Yahoo is getting it's information. I am using a the "real time" price from Yahoo, and not the price that is 15 minutes behind.

At least this is what I suspect. I don't know enough about stocks, live quotes, etc, to know for sure. The data field of Yahoo's I'm using seems to change by the second, so I'm guessing it actually is the "real time" quote.

Actually, now that I think about it... this won't fix the cheat. Crap! I will have to think on this again.

QUESTION: From where can I get after hour stock quotes?

If its real time, why wouldn't it fix the cheat? Or do you suspect now that it really isnt on real time?

I sincerely doubt that this is real time, as you need to pay for those. I remain convinced that the only way to get around it would be to put the trade on hold and to execute it 15 minutes later, making sure that user still has enough money to do transaction (price variance)

I think you're confusing "getting real time quotes" with "displaying real time quotes". However, you may be right -- I wonder if there's anyway to tell? Let me ask you, does it cost money for you to view real time quotes?

The old field I was using, the price would only update every 10-15 minutes or so. The new field I'm using, the price seems to change by the second. I suspect it is a real-time quote. Streaming the data and polling the data are two very different things.

Let me ask a stupid question. I'm trying to figure out a way to determine if the market is open based on the data of one specific stock. I'm thinking of using the "Last Trade Date" and "Last Trade Time" fields. If a stock hasn't been traded in say the last 30 minutes, is it "safe" to assume the market is closed? Or is it possible a stock may go hours, days or even longer without ever being traded?

I get real time quotes from my broker, or when I was doing daytrading, it cost me a hefty penny to see the market live. I believe they do it like that in order to protect the brokerage firms.

It's very possible for a low volume stock to remain idle (no transactions) while legitimately open for trade.

Market is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 sharp to 4:00 PM EST. And there again it will not be foolproof because of holidays.

*clicks uninstall*

Good idea, but I can't get it to work with iCash on 3.6. I reinstalled everything 3+ times and still nothing.

Works fine for me on 3.6.4 Icash installed

any feeds for uk stock exchange?

Hi. Is there any point in changing the exchange rate of forum points -> USD?

Additionally, might I suggest the option of adding a multiplier to any gains, as it would provide faster short term gains for forum users?

Additionally, there seems to be a bug with one of the rows in the table on the 'Sell Preview' screen.

See here: http://img239.imageshack.us/img239/6...rscreengd5.jpg

When you have capital gains tax set, the row for capital gains tax pops out instead.