What are you guys doing for historical tick data? I've been looking around and like the tickdata.com offering as the software app that comes with it allows me to easily build different time series for use in some analytical software I use... …
Is tickdata.com the only recommended source for ascii csv?
It's $125/year (with a $250 min) so I guess techincally, it's $250/2 years with an option to buy at $125 each additional years.
Before I sink several hundred dollars into purchasing...
Has anyone bought used tickdata.com products before?
From my searches about MultiCharts, apprently not all data streams and tick data are equal (who outside of a total friggin' geek would think otherwise).
From what I've read, apparently bloomberg is the cadillac (and more expensive) tick data.....
Can anyone recommend more options for purchasing ascii csv data? Is there such a thing for the best "value" (quality for dollar spent) with respect to any other sources?
"A dumb man never learns. A smart man learns from his own failure and success. But a wise man learns from the failure and success of others."
Can you help answer these questions from other members on futures io?
Hi everyone. I really enjoy reading this forum and wanted to share with you my collection of ES tickdata (from 2003 - June 2009). They are data from the CME and therefore should be pretty accurate. To download, please go to post#7 , Bigmike has very kindly …
