I am of course talking about Portfolio API as with that you can actual
create useful applications.
1 / second is how the stock exchanges works, so creating application
that would have slower frequency would not be in sync the actual
action frequency - intra-day or not.
so if I do something that's requests data once a second, what would be
maximum amount of stocks that this kind of application use? less means
less useful analysis.
On Jul 14, 7:34 pm, "Dion Loy (Google)" <dloy+gro...@google.com>
wrote:
1 / second seems excessive, and will probably be disallowed,
especially if you plan on doing this across thousands of stocks.
Are you talking about the PortfolioAPI, or the iGoogle gadget dataAPI?
On Jul 13, 3:30 pm, Belgarath <dill...@mob.li> wrote:
Just wondering are there any usage amount limits of using this API?
This API just calls for retrieving data once a second for thousands of
stocks (=max 200/portfolio) even though data is intra-day.
Applications using this API has to work on-demand and/or retrieve data
once a second.
Is that much of usage allowed? - better ask this before I start coding
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