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Jerry,
All I see is they say one year tick and 10 years minute. I guess it
it the same for futures. Not huge for futures but maybe enough. I
guess we just buy more if we need it. The easy thing on multicharts
is you can import ASCII data in ticks. I bought a year of ES and NQ
Last year. Worked great. Those are the only two I have now days. I
really don't trade them.
I'm really excited as I add stocks all the time and now I can get a
decent chart. I'm getting real long term in my older age. I stayed
in a trade three days this week. Ok two and a quarter day.
Jimmy
Jimmy
How far back does their futures data go ?
Jerry
-----Original Message-----
From: Jimmy Snowden [mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 4:52 PM
To: Omega-List
Subject: RE:Historical Tick data
Switched to QCharts which belongs to Esignal's parent co. Data
Manager is exactly the same and same connection as Esignal's. I just
changed the user name and password. It didn't work right off so I
installed the QCharts software then rebooted. Works fine now. I
pulled a chart on FLEX for 360 days back and zip bang bingo here it
all comes. Oh I'm using Multicharts not the QCharts package. So
after two years of promises eSignal still doesn't have it but QCharts
does. Got me. Looks and acts like a duck. Real time data shows to
be same number of ticks per another honored member of this list Bob
Scott. So if you want a year of tick data. Many years of minute
data... it can be done easily now. If anyone wants the proceedure to
add the extended data let me know. Best of all it is FREE.
Jimmy
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