FTSE 100 quote fetcher details
FTSE 100 quote fetcher details
Platform(s):
linux, windows, freebsd, osx, sun
FTSE 100 quote fetcher description
This script fetches stock quotes from all of the FTSE 100 companies every 15 minutes. The data collected is as follows: Epic, Name,Mid, Change-p, Change-%, Bid, Offer, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume The data is not only retrieved, but it is also stored in a MySQL database so that you can use the information in other applications.
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