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There are several data providers that would give you what you are looking for. A simple Google search should do.

Interesting. Is the site still under development?

I'm afraid you can't beat the algos running HFT.

If you were referring to those EAs, I'd say don't bother about them. You'd get nowhere with them.

Nanex currently offers historical market data from January 2004 to the present day.

You do realize people don't have to answer your question huh?

The problem is that it's difficult to get high quality intraday data for free. Whatever you scrape from Yahoo(not even sure Yahoo offers intraday) or any other free sources is prone to gaps and inaccuracies. I think paying for data is better in the long run, depending on your need and budget...

Letting go of a losing trade is one of the most difficult skills to master in Forex. In my opinion, that is the reason many traders blow their accounts.

There is no avoiding loss in Forex trading. You can only minimize loss.

Well said.

I wish it were that simple.

I think it's so easy to look back and think you made a bad call, but you just "went from $400 to $4,000" in a matter of one month. That's worth celebrating my friend.

I appreciate your inputs.

Try Polygon, Algoseek, Tickdata, etc. They should have what you are looking for.

Polygon is an affordable option. They also have an easy-to-use API.

Have you taught of Polygon.io?

Hi everyone, I appreciate your inputs on this. Are Forex prop shops offering funded accounts legit? I've read about FTMO, and now, i'm looking at trader central fund. Any opinion is welcome. Thanks.

You have to pay upfront too, not on demand. Apart from that, I think it's a great option.

There several vendors that offer this. I can think of Polygon, Algoseek, Tick Data, etc, but there are more.

Doesn't Tick Data offer corrected data. I mean, it's not exactly as provided by the exchanges at the time.