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As title says, I want a code that takes a stock ticker data and finds/draws a linear regression line or draws a trendline connecting the lows (or the highs) Anyone know of or have some of this data developed?

By the way this is the best source I've found so far: http://pitrading.com/intraday_ascii_data_stocks_edition.htm They offer one minute data spending 10 years back for over 1000 of the most common stocks (for $179) (If anyone has bought this (or something similar) let me know maybe we can...

In your experience, what are the best sources that you know of? If you don't know of hourly sources but do know of good daily those are welcome as well

What are the best free sources that you know of? If you don't know of hourly sources but do know of good daily those are welcome as well, thanks

What are the best resources that you know of? If you don't know of hourly sources but do know of good daily those are welcome as well

I know these kinds of algorithms exist, where computers will generate millions of random algorithms on their own, and some of them turn out to be very successful at solving a specific problem, my question is, what is the status of this in trading? Surely these kinds of randomly-generated...

Thanks for your feedback, that's exactly what I'm trying to do-- I'm trying to avoid the languages are used much anymore- Would be silly to spend hours and hours to learn something that doesn't help me. So back to the question of which programming language to learn- it seems like C# and...

What do you think?

One more question-- how come USD/JPY has been falling in the past few weeks? If there is to be more QE, and if it was a surprise, wouldn't that cause the value of the yen to decrease? Rather, the Yen has been rapidly regaining value, why is this?

Are weakening US bonds (and thus higher yields) going to make the dollar stronger or weaker, any why? (I feel like there's several parts that play into it - or different long term vs short term effects)

I read that 10 years ago, 80% of Goldman Sachs profits came from investment banking, 20% from trading, and now, 80% of profits come from trading and 20% from investment banking So what has changed?

I want to read some more trading books, Specifically related to Wall Street trading in the environment there- What books do you recommend?

I'm confused because of Kurado's recent announcement about the 2% inflation goal, well a 2% inflation goal, would thereby cause bond yields TO go up if indeed they got 2% inflation, this is pretty obvious, so why are the freaking out when 10 year rates go above 0.80% when they know really...

The announcement was about a week ago, where Kurado stated the 2% inflation goal and that they would pump $1.4T over the next 2 years what I don't get is- shouldn't bonds be happy? (they'll be getting purchased), so why did their yields spike up? (and consequently their prices come down?)

as title says, I am wanting to trade options there are plenty of options for the yen like futures options on the yen but I'm not finding many good options for the indices/actual market

I couldn't find it on CME but maybe I missed it? thanks for the help

If they're not making big commissions then what Wall Street jobs are? i thought derivatives salesman are where it's at

any more feedback is welcome

anyone know what's going on? had massive move from $.64 to $2.4 the past month, then a crash a few days ago, now down to about $1.30 they're doing a reverse split 10:1 and offering new shares at $5.50 (essentially 0.55 before the r/s), this is taking effect apparently in the next few days

I would define it as connecting 3 or more consecutive high points or low points in a graph - and extending a line from that