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I am developing a website and looking to use end-of-day data to calculate technical indicators and display them on it.

Please provide any financial data vendor that provides above mentioned data for a reasonable price. I'm looking for around 300 USD per month.

Note: I have asked EodData, CSI Data, QuantHouse, Financial Content, Finwin and almost all the vendors. They all provide the data but with price of 750 USD a month.

(Also no Yahoo or Google as I cannot legally re-distribute their data.)

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You ask for EoD data, list one-minute intervals in the title, and then tag then the question as tick data. You do know these are three different things, right? – chrisaycock♦ Nov 14 '12 at 2:49
second that, and what asset class and which markets within that asset class? – Matt Wolf Nov 14 '12 at 3:29
I want Equities data for NYSE,NASDAQ and AMEX. Yes I know tickData and Eod are different, but Eod Data just contains OHLCV (Open,High,Low,Close and Volume) prices and I just want time stamp to be included in the above. Vendors would refer to the above request as real-time data snapshot. – user1038935 Nov 14 '12 at 4:24
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I haven't seen anyone ask for Amex data in years. Are you sure this is the exchange you want? By the way, it's no longer called "Amex" anymore; it's now "NYSE MKT". – chrisaycock♦ Nov 14 '12 at 12:20
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Surely Quant.SE isn't your personalized search staff to find the lowest possible price? This question is not constructive and should be closed. It's not quantitative in any way, doesn't appear to be posed by someone in the industry, and appears to only be seeking help in perform a basic task of the question's business (e.g., finding a lower cost vendor). – Louis Marascio Nov 14 '12 at 15:02
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closed as not constructive by Louis Marascio, chrisaycock♦ Nov 14 '12 at 21:43

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