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I use Excel to generate patterns.
Make a column for each
ticker, per, date, open, high, low, close, vol, o/i
IBM, D, 5/29/2005, 121,125,110,123,624589, 0
Check the Downloader manual (mine is on page 78) for formats.
Then save the file as a Comma Separated Value myfile.csv. The
downloader will read this type of file and convert it to the MS
internal format.
If you want to add noise, Excel has a random number generator
function that you can add to the formula to simulate noisy prices.
ReefBreak
-- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Gabriel Pellegrini"
<gabrielpellegrini@xxxx> wrote:
> I want to generate some artificial data to backtest my
system.Someone know a software tath generates artificial data from a
file?
>
> Regards
> Gabriel
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