Pan2004,
I apologize if I slighted AmiBroker. That was not my intention.
So, just how many days of tick does 500,000 data points correspond to. Can I do my one year back test on an actively traded stock like Intel or Microsoft? I am no expert at backtesting, but it seems that ability to do a simple one year tick data test should be a very fundamental feature of a backtesting system.
But, maybe I am wrong. No one seems to be capable of doing this.
And, why do I keep running into these artificial limitations in software. If I can drive five miles from my office and buy a terabyte of storage, why can't I fill it with data and run tests on the data? Processing power is not a problem. I can do a 30 day test with tick data on TS in a few minutes. It seems to me that a well written program would not have such limitations.
Norm
I apologize if I slighted AmiBroker. That was not my intention.
So, just how many days of tick does 500,000 data points correspond to. Can I do my one year back test on an actively traded stock like Intel or Microsoft? I am no expert at backtesting, but it seems that ability to do a simple one year tick data test should be a very fundamental feature of a backtesting system.
But, maybe I am wrong. No one seems to be capable of doing this.
And, why do I keep running into these artificial limitations in software. If I can drive five miles from my office and buy a terabyte of storage, why can't I fill it with data and run tests on the data? Processing power is not a problem. I can do a 30 day test with tick data on TS in a few minutes. It seems to me that a well written program would not have such limitations.
Norm