Real time data

Hi everybody, as newbie i recently use Avast.

I use a program for stocks through one server from internet.
These stocks data are the latest prices of stocks and basically the strimming [size=10pt]must be in real time[/size] if you want to deside your order in the last second.
As you understand i don’t have real time data, because the clock of the stock exe show defferent time with the clock of my pc.
In most of caces i start with a delay or 15 sec. and after 20 minites of work the delay goes to 1.5-2.0 minites.
I use windows Xp prof. english sp2 recently formating and i have Adsl line.
I use the original firewall or xp, and a little programe Windows Defender, recently i install the adivirus Avast 4.7 home edition.
The server adress of stock exe browsing from firefox 2.0.0.3
I try close Avast 4.7 to see how pc it works and i confim that the problem almost solved with a 10 sec delay.(basically i’m on try to understant)
In the Avast 4.7 i went to the web shied and except the URL of the server adress
(e.g. http://193.92.45.53).
I don’t imagine what else i can except from Avast or generaly from my pc.
Any idea?

Thanks Mike.

avast shouldn’t be causing a delay in your PC clock, I’m not sure I’m following your mind here.
avast could, in some cases, cause a delay in Internet traffic due to scanning.
If this is the case, we can guide you to ‘skip’ the scanning for a particular .exe file. Which is your stock.exe file?

Thanks for your interest Tech

As you don’t understant well i wrote that the clock from my pc have different time from the clock of the stock exe that come to me by an internet server. As you read i except the URL of this server in the Web shield of Avast 4.7.
I phone to the company that provide me by internet this stock application and they tell me that the [font=Verdana]java extention is .cab[/font]. In this stock application i login and all the other are sreaming data.
The ploblem is that the Avast 4.7 blocks these striming data and i notice this time delay in my pc clock.
Any idea to fix it.

Thanks again Mike