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Backtesting is applying a trading strategy on a past historical data. Try Stock Predictor software, it has free demo http://www.ashkon.com/sp.html

HQD http://www.ashkon.com/downloader.html can download up to 15-days worth of intraday quotes (10min) including ETFs from free (no subscription) servers, e.g. Google and Yahoo

Historical Quotes Downloader new version 2.12 supporting intraday data from Google and Yahoo servers. http://www.ashkon.com/downloader.html No subscription ($49.95 one time fee)

Qcollector seems to do the job but does require existing subscription :(

Google and Yahoo offer snapshot quotes. I am looking for intraday data in such form date, time, open, high, low, close, volume 03/25/2010,11:23,201.63,203.89,200.92,202.93,1400 03/25/2010,11:24,201.93,203.90,200.02,201.93,1100 03/25/2010,11:25,201.83,202.89,200.11,201.55,1200

thank you for advice. I am aware of that - there are full IT groups dedicated to maintaining quality of data in high-frequency trading hedge funds. I am just looking for a source for delayed (say 20-min) intraday data

Is there any software on the market that can download free (without subscription) intraday historical quotes for US markets?

Intraday data downloader software - no subscription fees http://www.ashkon.com/downloader.html

Thank you! They've got a good section on hedging on their site.

Hi, a question about some real application of futures. Suppose there is a company with a canadian office. All product sales of the company are in the US paid and quoted in US dollars. However the office expences in Canada run to about 250K monthly. In the wake of CAD traded at 92c US in...

not long ago http://seekingalpha.com/article/58745-jim-cramer-s-10-predictions-for-2008 I admit he was right about oil

I laugh :) but whatever he says just do the opposite. Yesterday after his comments GS went up 2 bucks afterhours. Excellent opportunity to short