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A general rule to follow: Always remember that the trading world if full of charlatans whose sole means of making money is be "teaching" others how to make money.

Couldn't have put it better. Succinct.

Datasets are invaluable part of analysis, backtesting, and research.

Tell me this is a joke. There is no such thing as "Holy Grail" in trading.

You can try algoseek. Their data is especially good for back-testing, as it's survivorship bias free and provided "as if" from the exchanges.

Algoseek is a solid choice. Their 1 minute intraday futures data is top-notch and affordable. It's also provided "as is" and survivorship bias free. This makes it quite good for backtesting.

TD Ameritrade and Scottrade.

You can also reach out to Refinitv for better clarification.

Forex? I have my reservations. And what is your point? This does not make any sense to me.

You need data for backtesting and research purposes. And yes, the datafeed you choose matter.

You may want to check out algoseek.com. Their historical intraday is collected raw and provided "as is" from the exchanges.

It's not really a question of who is right. There could be several factors responsible for the differences in data. To start with, some data providers such as Tickdata offer corrected data, while others like algoseek offer raw and "as is". Also, the sources of the data matter. Data obtained from...

Did you check the website? Algoseek has greatly improved their data offerings.

Yes, they have. You can check their new website: algoseek.com

It could just be a case of raw vs corrected data.

Your question misses a number of details. Your choice of data provider would depend on your business requirements and budget. algoseek.com is a good starting point.

Forex is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Consider this please.

Price action trading is trading purely based on the movement of the prices of securities.

It beats me how people keep falling for these lowlifes.

algoseek has i minute stock data going back to 2007.