MLinkStream allows users to stripe their connections based on pre-defined sets of tickers (tk), indexes, or exchanges (ts) in order to either balance the load on the receiving end and/or segment. This is especially useful if you are trying to distribute the incoming message load, or are interested in tickers within specific stripes. An example of striped connections (1 Stripe = 1 WebSocket connection) can be found here.

Native OPRA / NMS Stripes (EQT)

StripestartTickerendTicker
A1AAMZN
A2AMZNCOIN
B1COINENQZZ
B2ENQZZGOOGL
C1GOOGLEIWM
C2IWMLRCX
D1LRCXMETAA
D2METAANFLX
E1NFLXNVDA
E2NVDANVDAA
F1NVDAAQQQ
F2QQQQIQA
G1QIQASPY
G2SPYSPYA
H1SPYATSLAA
H2TSLAAZZZZZZ

Compound OPRA / NMS Stripes (EQT)

StripeStart StripeEnd Stripe
AA1A2
BB1B2
CC1C2
DD1D2
EE1E2
FF1F2
GG1G2
HH1H2

Index Source Stripes

StripeTicker Source
I1CDIX
I2DJI
I3RUT
I4MIAX

Compound Index Source Stripe

StripeTicker Source
II1:I4

OTC / Mutual Fund / Other Source Stripes

StripeTicker Source
J1OTC
J2MFQS
J3CUSIP
J4ISIN
J5SR

Compound OTC / Mutual Fund / Other Source Stripe

StripeTicker Source
JJ1:J4

Market Indexes Stripes

StripeTickers
M1NDX,NDXP,RUT,RUTW,MRUT
M2SPY, VXX
M3QQQ
M4IWM

Compound Market Indexes Stripe

StripeTickers
MM1:M4

SPX Stripe

StripeTickers
SSPX,SPXW,XSP,VIX,VIXW

GTH Stripes

StripeTicker Source
VCFE
X1CME
X2CBOT
X3NYMEX
X4COMEX

Compound GTH Stripe

StripeTicker Source
XX1:X4

Note that stripes are exclusive. If a ticker is found within a specific stripe, it will not be available in another.