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  1. Where can I get (or buy) 2001-2002 historic intra-day E-min NQ & ES data??

    Check out tickdata.com
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 14, 2003 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  2. Accounting Software for Futures

    This one looks pretty interesting. And you can't beat the price (Free). TradeKeeper: http://americanware.netfirms.com/index.htm I havent...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 10, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  3. Quiet PCs, XP pro versus home version

    In my experience Dells are very quiet. I spent mucho bucks building a custom PC out of quiet components, only to find that a stock Dell Dimension...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 9, 2003 in forum: Hardware

  4. Objectively things arent that bad

    Here's one more chart that I found interesting. This one measures the intraday trendiness by looking at the distance between the open and the...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 2, 2003 in forum: Trading

  5. Objectively things arent that bad

    Daily range chart
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 2, 2003 in forum: Trading

  6. Objectively things arent that bad

    Stupid uploads. Follow-through chart
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 2, 2003 in forum: Trading

  7. Objectively things arent that bad

    I read with great interest Acrary's posts regarding the collapse in daily ranges and in daily follow-through in the S&P market. After running...
    Thread by: blueberrycake, Mar 2, 2003, 3 replies, in forum: Trading

  8. The Stochastic Indicator

    Nice testing and some greatlooking results. When I did an automated backtest across five years, I got much lower(negative) results. But hey, the...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Mar 2, 2003 in forum: Technical Analysis

  9. The Stochastic Indicator

    Don't start spending those winning just yet. Running Jack's "system" through a backtest over the last five years yields a juicy profit factor of...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Feb 21, 2003 in forum: Technical Analysis

  10. Any GOOD historical intraday providers?

    In my quest for clean intraday historical data, I've now bought data from both Price-Data and TickData. Price-Data turned out to be anything but...
    Thread by: blueberrycake, Feb 15, 2003, 11 replies, in forum: Educational Resources

  11. Can using a "tick indicator" improve my results slightly?

    Dustin, Do you find it feasable to trade the minis solely on the chart of the cash index? The intraday divergence between the two is often very...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 31, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  12. Index Futures Noisier than the Indexes

    I've been doing some comparison of index futures to the underlying indexes, and the differences are striking. For instance test the following...
    Thread by: blueberrycake, Jan 31, 2003, 3 replies, in forum: Index Futures

  13. 'Day' trading versus 'End of Day' trading

    Acrary, Is the "perfect trader" report simply a sum and an average of the daily, 2-day, 3-day, etc. ranges over that year? -blueberrycake
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 31, 2003 in forum: Trading

  14. TickData

    Alternatively, I was thinking of just starting with the following: 5 years Mini S&P 5 years Mini ND 5 years DAX Total cost from TickData...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 28, 2003 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  15. TickData

    Would anyone be interested in splitting the price of buying a few years of the following intraday data from TickData? Mini S&P, Mini Nasdaq, DJ...
    Thread by: blueberrycake, Jan 27, 2003, 2 replies, in forum: Data Sets and Feeds

  16. Kiss

    Does anyone know where one could get a historical database that includes company earnings and debt-to-equity ratio? It would be nice to verify the...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 18, 2003 in forum: Trading

  17. Trading grains

    Based on that logic you will have even less luck in the futures markets. The ratio of professionals (ie hedge funds, CTAs, etc) to small(dumb)...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 17, 2003 in forum: Financial Futures

  18. becoming a CTA

    Does this mean that both (a) AND (b) have to be met, or at least one of them? -blueberrycake
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 9, 2003 in forum: Professional Trading

  19. An Non-US Futures Thread...

    Obviously intraday risk isnt as large. However, for those of us who trade longer term (my average holding period ranges from 20 to 90 days...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 9, 2003 in forum: Index Futures

  20. An Non-US Futures Thread...

    I would be very wary of trading non-dollar denominated futures (which rules out pretty much all foreign futures except for london metals) because...
    Post by: blueberrycake, Jan 8, 2003 in forum: Index Futures
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