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This is very interesting because now I wonder why Norgate's have such a competitive price

And, which other data sources have you had experience with?

Norgate's data looks interesting. Regarding NxCore: does it make a difference to have such a low latency system compared to in for an intraday/interday strategy?

Ok so it's known that even daily prices are not good. Where do you suggest to buy good quality daily data for american ETF?

I am using daily data from Yahoo for ETFs. I was wondering why is there only the adjusted close price and not adjusted open, high and low? I am asking this because if I make use of the other prices not adjusted, the results of the backtest will be wrong.

Obviously nothing is safe in trading, but with that word I meant to prefer long positions to short (even though it is hard for mean reverting) and to avoid overnight positions, as these two things seem to reduce risks. I am going to develop an automatic execution platform and I don't have a...

So you don't suggest any preference between stocks, options, ETFs, futures or forex rather to check what performs best through backtesting?

I am new to trading, but I have a strong background in Computer Science. I would like to focus on mean reverting strategies preferably with intraday frequency. Which type of instruments do you suggest me to start with because of their "safety" and level of difficulty?