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No, The 500000 is ticks and it will never be anything but ticks.  You  
get a weeks worth of ticks.  That gives you a weeks worth of hours or  
a weeks worth of days when aggregated by AB.  To get more, you need a  
new database that is based on minutes, or days.

I won't go into mixed EOD mode because there are significant problems  
in dealing with a mixed database.  I won't use that for myself.

BR,
Dennis

On Mar 22, 2009, at 7:32 PM, louies88 wrote:

> Hello Dennis
>
> Ok..say I'm going by the ticks, and that gives me a week worth of  
> data. Now, if I switch over to the hourly chart, that would give me  
> the equivalent of the week worth of data in terms of ticks. In other  
> word, say a week of tick data is 500000. When I switch over to the  
> hourly chart, that would give me 500000 hourly bar? And when I  
> choose the daily chart, that would also give me 500000 daily bars,  
> or however long the data in existence is. Do I understand that  
> correctly? If that's the case, then I'm not getting that much data.  
> When I initially set the database at 500000 on the tick or 1-minute  
> basis, I'm getting a lot of data--which is fine w/ me. However, as  
> soon as I'm switching over to a longer time frame, say hourly or  
> daily, I'm not getting as much. In fact, on the daily chart, I'm  
> getting somewhere between 10 days to 15 days max.
>
> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "murthysuresh" <money@xxx> wrote:
>>
>> iqfeed gives you tick level data. so you can go as microscopic as  
>> you want to.
>> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Dennis Brown <see3d@> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> IQ Feed provides different amounts of history depending on the  
>>> type of
>>> database you select.
>>> If you select tick or time database under 1 minute, it only knows
>>> about a weeks history of data, as all are based on ticks.
>>> If you select a 1 minute or longer database, you get over a years
>>> worth of history.
>>> EOD data is much longer history.
>>>
>>> You can find out the details by going to the IQ Feed website.
>>>
>>> When you choose a database, AB can aggregate any database to a  
>>> longer
>>> timeframe, but it can not make more history than is there.
>>> I am finding 1 minute is the best compromise for me for time bars,
>>> though I have to go to 5 seconds if I want to have volume bars or
>>> range bars.
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Dennis
>>>
>>> On Mar 22, 2009, at 3:10 PM, louies88 wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi there
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to maximize the amount of data that IQ Feed can load in
>>>> Amibroker. However, there is a little problem. If I choose the
>>>> smallest time frame, which at current time is 5 ticks, and that  
>>>> if I
>>>> max out the number of bar, 500000, then I would get a lot of bar on
>>>> the 5 tick. But when switched over to the hourly, daily chart, I
>>>> wouldn't get a lot of bar. My question is this: Why can't I get a
>>>> lot of bar on a LARGER time frame?
>>>>
>>>> On the other hand, if I were to max out the number of bars on the
>>>> larger time frame, say hourly or daily, then I wouldn't be able to
>>>> see chart at smaller time frame. Is there a way that I can see the
>>>> maximum number of bars on both LARGE & SMALL time frame in  
>>>> Amibroker?
>>>
>>
>
>
>
>
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