Tick data for CME futures

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Nilats

Hi

I see many discussions with old dates. Can someone advise where can I get tick data for major futures for CME like S&P, Gold, Silver etc?

I know tickdata.com is most expensive provider. Is there any alternatives?

Thanks
 
You can try Rithmic via a number of trading apps, but I am not sure if you need this over a platform or stand alone.

Thanks,
Matt
Optimus Futures
There is a risk of loss in futures trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
 
I just need a downloadable data in CSV. Do not need a platform. I run data through our own back testing software.

Trying Sierra Chart as they are saying they give 3 years or tick data, but unable to figure our how to actually properly export it tick by tick from the platform...

I just do not want to spend $125 per symbol per year of tick data and looking for altenratives.
 
I did try those instrustions earlier myself.
They do not have tick data for ES contracts after and export.
It gives you random skipped data...

A 3 months of tick data exported from TradeStation is 2GB file. From sierra you get small files that it opens in notepad everytime you try to export....
 
MattZ said:
You can try Rithmic via a number of trading apps, but I am not sure if you need this over a platform or stand alone.

Thanks,
Matt
Optimus Futures
There is a risk of loss in futures trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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There's no historical tick data in Rithmic products, such as R trader
 
Nilats said:
I just need a downloadable data in CSV. Do not need a platform. I run data through our own back testing software.

Trying Sierra Chart as they are saying they give 3 years or tick data, but unable to figure our how to actually properly export it tick by tick from the platform...

I just do not want to spend $125 per symbol per year of tick data and looking for altenratives.
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Try this site: http://disktrading.is99.com/disktrading/
 
Nilats said:
I run across this website too. It looked scarrry to me because of the 1990s design.
I second bellman;
If you have experience with the quality of the data it would help, thanks
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I e-mailed them and asked for a .csv or ASCII sample. If they respond I will report here.
 
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