I do not think it is fair to assume that everyone can spend the same thing on tools.Some are barely starting and have to do their best with limited resources.That said, there are ways to optimize what you have.Learn to use delayed graphics for analysis and work to improve your budget to get better tools over time.
It seems absurd that some defend operating with mediocre tools.This is like trying to fly a plane without instruments.You cannot compete in markets with such large disadvantages.If you are really committed to trading, make an effort to find a way to finance a good feed.Everything else is conformism.
You may be looking for a real time when you really need to improve your analysis.With delayed data you can practice, learn patterns and improve your strategy before making the leap to real time.Don't hurry to spend money just because others say it.Focus on mastering the basics before worrying about advanced tools.
The problem is not the delay of the data, the problem is your mentality.If you are not willing to invest in yourself, how do you expect markets to take you seriously?This is not an attack, it is advice.Start to prioritize your resources and understand what is really important to succeed in this industry.
Why don't you try free feeds for a while?There are limited but useful options if you are willing to search.They may not be perfect, but they can help you start.In the end, the important thing is that you make informed decisions.Do not let the lack of perfect tools an excuse for not acting.
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