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i am looking to play music in my car which doesnt have access to streaming, so need to be downloaded

used to download using peer-to-peer 8 years ago, recently have been paying for downloads.just wondering what are some "common" ways to download free (virus-free too) music nowadays?

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QuoteOriginally posted by: HansiIQFeed or Interactive Brokers would be the first ones I'd take a look at.do you have experience using IB datafeed?I have an account with them but I will trade using another DMA broker.should be able to use their datafeed API and route trades to another platform?

for my personal account, i am looking for a fast, reliable, clean realtime datafeed provider.Data will mostly be US single name ticks (no need for level 2), plus ES. since my account size isnt big, i would highly prefer a cheap provider.please advise on names

so a new grad from lebanon, looking to get into investment banking.....

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no good schools offer your minor so you did not attend a target school.in that case you will have to focus on your body

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hi, yes, those are what most books say. theoretically they make sense, but we all know that those factor loadings change based on market sentiment. or we just have to suck up the data snooping risk?

My question is very simple, how do you really aim to be beta neutral in a equity long/short portfolio in practice.I have read many portfolio mgmt books, but they either assume a deterministic beta or use a range of price factors resulting in no realistic hedging combination.