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why is LSE stock market information delayed by 15 minutes?
Is this just to allow banks to make more money?
Also why do brokers seem to be so reluctant to move toward internet access? I know that there are internet trading accounts and internet brokers, I use one, but most banks seem to want you still to call them up to move stock and make it a pain to transfer funds around. It all seems a bit out of date – I mean the bear pits have gone and computers now do half the work, so why do so many brokers still need you to call them?
The LSE makes money by selling real time access to their trade data. The buyers agree not to redistribute it in real time except to people who have also paid a license fee to see real time data. After 15 minutes, the data has lost its timeliness value and can be redistributed free.
Some brokers will make real time prices available to their customers and pay the fee themselves.
The brokers who want you to call them are not in the business of simply filling trades or moving funds. They charge commissions for their advice. If all you want to do is get the transaction done, use an online broker. The ones who resist going online are simply trying to protect their high fees.