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Is there any data feed provider that ajusts for dividends, both EOD and intraday ?

Is there any way of checking the Maximum Adverse Excursion (MAE) and Maximum Favorable Excursion (MFE) for each open and closed trade ?

Is there any software that allow us to have a weekly moving average or a weekly RSI plotted in the daily chart ? The old ProSuite 2000i could do this very easily but Metastock doesn't allow it. Thanks

I have seen this point mentioned in several post about developing mechanical systems, but I never saw it explained. So, when looking at a mechanical system results, how can we compare that with pure random entries? How to do that ? If you remember this being explained here in ET, it would be...

This means that each time you go long on a stock either you stay in a negative position of USD (paying interests) or you are converting from CHF to USD the necessary funds for the position ?

My base currency is in Euros, I do a lot of trades in USD and what I want is to only have the stocks trading risk and not caring about EURUSD floating. If I have an opinion about EURUSD it's somehow like speculating on it which is somehing I don't want.

Let’s say we open an account of 10.000 Euros in an internet broker to trade in NYSE or Nasdaq stocks. If we keep the base currency in EUR then: a) We will have a negative position in USD each time we go long because stocks are traded in USD. We will be paying interests on it. b) We will...

Sorry for the newbie question but it's a bit of a detail and I could not not find anything mentioned here. I'm from Portugal (we have euros) and I'm going to open an account in IB to trade US stocks. Should I open the account in Euros or in dolars ? If in Euros - I don't have forex...

Unless we are a top trader, it’s barely impossible to be good in all aspects of trading (analysis, execution, discipline, money management). I have tried and completely failed to do proper TA in the last years. Most recently I’ve been able to look to other people’s analysis and trade...

Hi all, I think it's fair to say that whoever achieves something around 30/40% per year, consistently over several years can be already considered a very good trader. This "restriction" of 30/40% makes difficult for small accounts to grow, having to wait very long years, if the person is...