I am looking for software or a website that allows you to bring up an intraday futures chart with a customized start-date and end-date from years ago. For example, if I want to view a chart of five-minute bars from, say, August 5, 2009 to September 20, 2009 for gold futures, is there a charting platform out there that allows you to do this? Preferably one that works on Mac OS X?
Historical Intraday Futures Charts
- Thread starter neil759
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yes, there is. But that will cost you money. TTRH and Bloomberg are good database. Else use Yahoo for free daily closing price
I am certainly willing to pay. Can you please list some of the sources?
http://intradata.co/ www.cmegroup.com www.cqg.com google it there are many sources and search on this site, the question has been asked many times.
like @just21 mentioned, you can buy it and chart with excel or anything that can process a time series..
https://www.tickdata.com/product/historical-futures-data/
http://www.portaracqg.com/databaseall.php
I know you can chart the old historical contracts with CQG, like if I wanted to see GCEQ15 for example, I can enter that and see a daily chart with the default QTrader enablements (the history by default is 24 months I believe)... but if you want to go further back you need to subscribe/enable the older historical data which $$$... since you want web based, i tested on CQGm and that doesnt seem to work that way...
I personally use tickdata because of their cost, and I have no complains about their data (other than their resolution, as their old stuff goes down to sec only... )
another suggestion would be that you can grab the data from IQFeed using Qcollector Expert... something else I've done as well... you'll end up with a file you can pass to whatever program you want...
https://www.tickdata.com/product/historical-futures-data/
http://www.portaracqg.com/databaseall.php
I know you can chart the old historical contracts with CQG, like if I wanted to see GCEQ15 for example, I can enter that and see a daily chart with the default QTrader enablements (the history by default is 24 months I believe)... but if you want to go further back you need to subscribe/enable the older historical data which $$$... since you want web based, i tested on CQGm and that doesnt seem to work that way...
I personally use tickdata because of their cost, and I have no complains about their data (other than their resolution, as their old stuff goes down to sec only... )
another suggestion would be that you can grab the data from IQFeed using Qcollector Expert... something else I've done as well... you'll end up with a file you can pass to whatever program you want...
