Olympic Launches Wireless Device That Delivers Futures & Options Data

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Mar 1999

LONDON--A new hand-held mobile device is being launched by Olympic Worldlink, which will give futures and options traders many of the tools necessary to continue trading while out of the office.

Mobile Futures, a palmtop PC solution, contains data on more than 80 exchanges and the world's clearing houses from Futures & Options World (FOW), as well as real-time market prices and news from Standard & Poor's (S&P) and AFX. Included in the package is an options application, called Options Guru, that

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