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Free Streaming Quotes On Yahoo Finance
Free streaming stock quotes have made an appearance on Yahoo! Finance with little to no fanfare. 
Above the charts on the individual stock pages and on Yahoo Finance's front page you will see 
. Click the "On" button provides a drop down display of streaming stock price information. Click on the "?" and learn that you can leave this open for up to 25 minutes and although these are streaming, they are not "real-time". They are delayed 15 minutes.
Streaming quotes has only been offered with real-time information as part of a Yahoo Finance premium service package.
Above the charts on the individual stock pages and on Yahoo Finance's front page you will see . Click the "On" button provides a drop down display of streaming stock price information. Click on the "?" and learn that you can leave this open for up to 25 minutes and although these are streaming, they are not "real-time". They are delayed 15 minutes.Streaming quotes has only been offered with real-time information as part of a Yahoo Finance premium service package.
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Subscribe to commentsRichAug 30th 2006 12:00AM
Yea, i def. do not have that feature on my yahoo finance page.
CE??Aug 28th 2006 1:03AM
very useful information, thanks!
ScottAug 28th 2006 10:17AM
Yahoo! is eliminating their free "Real Time ECN" quotes this week, but will happily offer them to you for a fee:
("Starting September, we will no longer be offering real-time ECN data due to pricing changes by the exchanges. For real-time quotes [including real-time pre/post market data], sign up for a free trial of Real-time Quotes").
If eliminating free services is their answer to the competition from Google Finance (which, by the way, continues to offer FREE real-time quotes), it looks like yet another bad decision by Yahoo. Once the message boards at Google Finance become more active, Yahoo Finance will have nothing more to set it apart.
FabuloAug 28th 2006 7:33PM
For some reason I thought all stock quotes from the major exchanges were always 15-20 minutes delayed. Unless you were willing to pay for real-time data.
I'm not sure what is meant by 'streaming', though. The term seems to imply that the data is realtime. Does it mean it is scrolling across the screen, 15 minutes delayed? Is that news?
ScottAug 29th 2006 7:24AM
99% of the time, free quotes are delayed. If you have an online trading account, you can view real-time quotes without paying extra (unless you want something more robust).
"Streaming quotes" simply means the the display is auto-updated (and/or scrolling) on your screen, although the quotes are still 15-20 minutes delayed, unlike "real-time streaming" quotes.
jerret r. grishamAug 29th 2006 1:09PM
so where is the down load for the screen?
nickAug 29th 2006 1:23PM
How do u turn on the delayed streaming quotes on Yahoo Finance. I do not see the option displayed above on my Yahoo Finance web page.
AmnonOct 12th 2006 10:57AM
my Yahoo stream dont work / it is set to ON
it works on other computers
java is up to date
any ideas on how to fix the stream?
please help
thanks.
Amnon
H W EICHENAUERNov 27th 2006 6:38AM
My Yahoo Finance does not show the NEW Streaming Quotes On/Off option under the Market Summary area as you state in your August 26, 2006 posting on this web site. Consquently, I can't get the streaming quotes. Do you have any ideas? Thank you in advance. H W Eichenauer