Quote from abarker:
Hi Murray,
I would like to once again offer my appreciation for making yourself available via this website for the many questions we have.
I am still trying to get Traders Studio to recognise Intra Day Data that I am downloading from TickData.
I use their software to create a data file. I have shown a few lines below from the file.
DATE,TIME,OPEN,HIGH,LOW,CLOSE,VOLUME
02/01/2006,00:30,1279.25,1279.50,1278.75,1278.75,67
02/01/2006,01:00,1278.75,1279.75,1278.75,1279.50,158
02/01/2006,01:30,1279.50,1279.50,1279.25,1279.50,150
02/01/2006,02:00,1279.25,1279.75,1279.00,1279.25,576
02/01/2006,02:30,1279.00,1279.25,1277.00,1277.75,5375
02/01/2006,03:00,1277.75,1278.75,1277.50,1278.50,2454
02/01/2006,03:30,1278.50,1280.25,1278.25,1279.50,5121
02/01/2006,04:00,1279.75,1280.50,1279.50,1279.75,2114
02/01/2006,04:30,1279.75,1280.50,1279.50,1280.00,1881
02/01/2006,05:00,1279.75,1280.25,1279.50,1280.00,998
I use the "Add Data Links" option in Traders Studio and it asks that I set up a TXT file to format the way the data is read.
I go through the process (sample below) but I get an error message.
TXT file is:
delimit=,
skip=1
dt=1
ti=2
op=3
hi=4
lo=5
cl=6
vol=7
oi=0
dtformat=MM_DD_CCYY
tiformat=HH_MM
Can you offer any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong. The TickData software allows me to setup the data however I want regarding things like comma, tab or space delimiter and whether the date/time has the slash or dash in between ie: MM/DD/CCYY or just MMDDCCYY etc.
Does Traders Studio have a preference that I should be using as a template?
Any ideas (happy to hear from anyone else also, not just Murray)
Thanks again,
Andrew.
PS. I am about to order intraday data from Tick Data for Currency Futures and some indexes (S&P Emini, CAC, FTSE, SPI-Australian Index). Do you have any alternatives as far as suppliers go.