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Interactive Data will replace Netdania as FXstreet’s Rates&Charts provider

Posted on January 25, 2008 at 17:26 in Uncategorized by Francesc

Hi everyone

Good news.

We are about to launch new charts and rates on FXstreet.com.

Launching date February 1st 2008

As you probably already know, FXstreet.com has been successfully working the last few years with a rates and charts software provider named Netdania.com.

Through Netdania’s XML and Java Applets, our users have been enjoying great feeds initially provided by Tenfore and later on by Interactive Data and Netdania itself.

I want to thank Netdania’s leader Stig Brylle for having been providing us good services for so many years.

We wanted to explore new opportunities so we decided to move to a new software provider that could be even two if our conversations with a second player end up succesfully.

We are now going to work only with Interactive Data. So they will become feed provider as well as software provider of FXstreet.com.

Interactive Data will put at our disposal either through XML or java applets over 1,000 symbols and advanced charts that will include features as saving artwork, benchmarking with other rates, indices and futures, wide range of indicators, news on charts and more…

Those features will be implemented from launching date February 1st 2008 to April 31st 2008.

On the other hand, we are in very advanced conversations with another provider to launch internet java charts that will also include features like saving, multiple charts, news, 20 indicators including Doug Schaff’s STC, and more…

The partner should also provide us with java applets rates including 115 fx symbols from a Swiss market maker.

With this initiative, FXstreet.com should be the first FX site – as far as I know – offering rates from an interbank feed like Interactive Data’s and from a market maker.

You will shortly notice how charts improve and incorporate new features as months go by. This will for sure represent an important improvement in terms of quantity and quality of the data we offer.

Just crossing my fingers that change will be for good and that we will soon be able to reach an agreement with the second provider.

Happy weekend

Francesc

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