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3D Real-Time Stock Exchange Quote Stream Ticker version 1.0

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3D Real-Time Stock Exchange Quote Stream Ticker version 1.0

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Introduction

This is my bachelor diploma work that represents 3D Real-Time Stock Exchange Quote Stream Ticker version 1.0. The big option here is internal email-alert control with built in POP3 and SMTP protocols. This control starts when some condition is execute. You can save current quote in some graphics format and print it.

Background

Just download program and run it. You need .NET Framework version 1.1 or 1.0

Points of Interest

Try to optimize any process around you, because life is too short for spending in blether.

History

  • Mar 15 2004 : 3D Real-Time Stock Exchange Quote Stream Ticker version 1.0. I don't think about future versions at this time.

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Comments and Discussions

 
Generalwhere is source code Pin
el3ashe219-Dec-09 12:17
el3ashe219-Dec-09 12:17 
GeneralMy vote of 1 Pin
cip2kro12-May-09 22:16
cip2kro12-May-09 22:16 
GeneralColour scheme Pin
Rajgkk16-Mar-07 1:54
Rajgkk16-Mar-07 1:54 
GeneralDoes not support Proxy Pin
Shahrokh Shirzad1-Sep-04 23:12
Shahrokh Shirzad1-Sep-04 23:12 
QuestionSource of Data? Pin
Nicolai Nyberg19-Jul-04 16:33
Nicolai Nyberg19-Jul-04 16:33 
dude, a couple of comments - hope it will help you.

in writing decision-support systems for a trading environment you shouldn't emphasize on 3d-graphs first and foremost. rather focus on data-accuracy, timing, post-processing etc. your trader will tell you soon enough (in due time?) how he wants the data presented so it turns into useful information.

from a code-project point-of-view, it is not so interesting to see the end-result of your work. i'd be much more fascinated with a detailed discussion on how to process incoming data and update gui clients in real time. particularly, if you take different client environments into account such as java app, c++/mfc/vc app, c# app, webpage? then it gets really interesting.

moreover, i want to know where do you get your data from in your application? can we perhaps have a look to your code?

ciao 4 now, nicolai.
Generalwell... Pin
koo916-Mar-04 12:00
koo916-Mar-04 12:00 
Generalim sorry but... Pin
l a u r e n15-Mar-04 11:12
l a u r e n15-Mar-04 11:12 
GeneralRe: im sorry but... Pin
Chris Meech16-Mar-04 3:37
Chris Meech16-Mar-04 3:37 
QuestionWhat's the point of the 3D? Pin
Marc Clifton15-Mar-04 1:13
mvaMarc Clifton15-Mar-04 1:13 
AnswerRe: What's the point of the 3D? Pin
Anonymous15-Mar-04 3:02
Anonymous15-Mar-04 3:02 
GeneralRe: What's the point of the 3D? Pin
Keith Farmer15-Mar-04 6:37
Keith Farmer15-Mar-04 6:37 
AnswerRe: What's the point of the 3D? Pin
Anonymous16-Mar-04 2:07
Anonymous16-Mar-04 2:07 
GeneralRe: What's the point of the 3D? Pin
Marc Clifton16-Mar-04 2:32
mvaMarc Clifton16-Mar-04 2:32 
GeneralRe: What's the point of the 3D? Pin
Flave16-Mar-04 7:14
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