<r>Hi Alex, Eikon has an SDK you can use from the terminal....for raw access to market data direct from the feed or via the Enterprise Plarform (for conflated, delayed or replayed data), you need to join the Developer Community to get access to the API SDKs: <URL url="http://www.reuters.com/develope...

<r>Hey Marco,Standard & poors, Golden Source, interactive data but I would of course say check out Thomson Reuters' Quantitative and Event Driven Trading proposition, specifically the High Frequency Quantitative Research and Analytics elements <URL url="http://thomsonreuters.com/products_service...

Tick data it time stamped to the millisecond from the exchange.And with Thomson Reuters DataScope Tick History, it's time stamped when it arrives at the vendor site.:T

Does Bloomberg not have an official developer forum to discuss this in?

<t>I'd guess at internal applications that require real-time market data. This could be in a number of areas, from arbitrage, quant, event driven, algo trading applications (trader-less), through to real-time risk analysis and portfolio management.Read more about Quant and event driven trading from ...

<t>Hey Phil, Yes there is such a thing, but sadly not free.Thomson Reuters provides millisecond-timestamped tick data going back over eleven years (not quite the full 20), covering 35 million OTC and exchange-traded instruments worldwide.Couple of links for you.DataScope Tick HistoryDataScope Tick H...

Check out Thomson Reuters DataScope Select & DataScope Tick History, both come with robust APIs.:T

Somghosh7, Try contacting Thomson Reuters online or on the phone...any problems let me know - I can hook you up from someone in the 3000Xtra camp to help you out directly:T

<t>...if you want millisecond-timestamped tick data going back over eleven years, covering 35 million OTC and exchange-traded instruments across 200+ exchanges worldwide, intra-day time & sales, time & quotes and market depth covering an extensive range of asset classes including equities, f...

<t>A good place to start is at the Solution Parntner Program site.Depending on where you are based I can get someone to discuss your plans. Mail me direct if interested.The Solution Partner Program along with the Client Developer Program (that I manage) gives you access, support, learning & deve...

<t>You'd probably have to contact them for permission (at very least).Here at Thomson Reuters we have a partner program to help ISVs get support, API access, maintenance & access to technical discussion & collaboration - test feeds & platforms etc. (ISVs can include individuals - somethi...

Libor rates comes from and is calculated at Thomson Reuters

Take a look at http://www.rememberthemilk.com/ ? allows you to remember the milk on various devices...

<t>True in that the timestamps will match your prod systems but how do you deal with outages and backfilling should you need to? Those timestamps are unique to you...with regard to "but the timestamp is granular only down to the second" This depends on the market. Few markets have sequence numbers. ...

Genius - "Common sense" isn't so common any more.