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Do you need tick data or minute data? You said tick by tick by then said you only need 1, 2 and 5 minute data. Tick data will cost you more to buy and you can find some good deals on minute data if thats all you need. I do a large amount of backtesting and have tried just about every source...

He writes on the website: "APS code is up for sale. Introducing brokers click here". The APS program is out-of-date and will require serious improvements if another party attempts to market it.

Try tickdata.com

You are not forced to use WEP or their modem for wireless. I have FIOS. I run their modem via cable to my own router and to my own switch. My wireless router support WPA2 and is N compatible. The modem they supply only supports b/g not n. I have wireless on the verizon modem disabled. And...

real-time or historical?

Google and Yahoo finance allow you to download historical EOD data for U.S. stocks in csv format.

In one word: junk A few years back they had a free 30 day trial with no fee so I tried it and it cost me nothing in return. I was mainly interested in the EOD edition but also tried the RT. Now when you return it they charge $250. The progam is not even worth $250 other than $2495.

I think John 'scumbag' Carter had your listing removed. I have looked at the code to the Universal and its not worth a penny. RSI and momentum indicators that are curve fitted to work for a week and then time to re-optimize. What a guru that Carter is. LOL.

Going back 50 years is going is not easy to find, but if 20 to 30 years is ok, check out TC2000 http://worden.com/

Sure. If you need help, feel free to PM me.

Do you need end-of-day, intraday, or tick?

I don't know who said this, but they are wrong. Multicharts is a TradeStation clone. Look up the 'PLAYSOUND' EL command.

This company also loves to spam message boards. Who would you trust, tickdata.com or a company that spams?

An article in SFO magazine several months back made these indicators sound like the holy grail. But as you have found out, the indicators are as good as using a coin flip to make your trades.

Time is relative to your local time setting. So in your question, the latter is correct.

That is a good idea. You should place an auction on ebay and see what the fair market value is for the data. I think I have tried almost every data source available and $110 appears very high for only 2 years of data in an unknown state with unknown reliability. Most professionals won't...

Doesn't TradeStation 8.4 require an account to access data?

The creator of the method in the delta story went on to found his own similiar product. Ocean Theory. And from the name of his website, you can just tell how well it works. http://www.mayyoubehappy.com/oceanbook.html

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Is it "tweak" as in adjust the length of a moving average or "tweak" as in curve fitting from optimziation?