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Moneycontrol Terminal - Streaming Live Quotes

Moneycontrol has introduced a new feature Moneycontrol Terminal - an enhanced version of real time price updates. Though there were live quotes provided by the website previously, the present form  gives a better update of live quotes of indices and stocks.

This terminal provides live streaming quotes for both NSE and BSE free. It also provides quotes for most of the indices and also the constituents/stocks of the indices in BSE and NSE.  The terminal also provides live news and other market news, which might be useful for traders. The hardware recommended is minimum of 1 GB RAM.

It would be better if stock of any choice could be added ( market watch of a set of stocks ), which would be easier to track one's trading positions. Anyway, this is a better alternative for people who don't have access to any trading software, to view live action of the markets.


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You could just try the same here at Moneycontrol Terminal


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  1. Rahul SharmaJuly 22, 2012

    Now that's what I was looking for. But the site is still in beta stage though. I don't get it, why does the website needs 1 GB of RAM, unless you're opening too many tabs on the browser, I don't think a website will eat so much memory. I think one will need a better bandwidth internet connection, due to the increase load in data feed. Hope, people will benefit from Moneycontrol Terminal.

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  2. AnonymousJuly 24, 2012

    very useful post and thanks for the link

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  3. Rajesh NarayananJuly 26, 2012

    @ Rahul Sharma,

    yes, traders would be benefited from MC terminal.

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  4. AnonymousSeptember 15, 2012

    Fantastic! your website provides nice updates.

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  5. AnonymousOctober 05, 2012

    fabulous!

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  6. ragkoolOctober 08, 2012

    Moneycontrol launched one more new feature for traders and investors called moneycontrol investmentwatch - http://investmentwatch.moneycontrol.com/

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  7. Rajesh NarayananOctober 23, 2012

    Thanks @Rajkool for the news.

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  8. sabir aliDecember 13, 2012

    I WOULD LIKE 2 SEE RATES OF SILVER GOLD FUTURES AND USD ALSO IN THIS LIST IF IT IS POSSIBLE ?
    IT WOULD BE NICE .

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  9. Rajesh NarayananDecember 16, 2012

    @sabir ali,
    only equity market rates are available now.soon you can expect commodity rates also.

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  10. jaymin patelSeptember 09, 2013

    i like moneycont.master and student.com portfollio style.
    my portfollio same style in changed setting details.

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  11. AnonymousJune 28, 2014

    Thanks. very useful

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