I'm kind of new here, so hello to all. I've two questions regarding Intraday Charts: 1) is there a program or place online where I can find past intraday charts?-the one's I have currently only track back a month or so and are terribly difficult to play around with. Furthermore, is there a software that breaks the intraday charts up into spread-sheets for CAD or Stat-program input? 2) it seems that most of the intraday charts I've got are broken down into periods of either a 5-minute average length or a length divisible by 5-minutes. are there more accurate charts available? Once again, I'm new here, and so I apologize if my starting a thread with only a couple of posts is seen as rude. Cheers!
Sounds horrible. What chart system are you using? 99% of the successful traders on this site and that I've known of are usually using one of the following charting services: IRT eSignal enSign Trade Station trading without a decent chart is like watching a movie with no greasy popcorn. Ok bad analogy! How about driving with your eyes closed? ok yes, thats better. CajunSniper / Puretick.com Administrator-Trader
Honestly, I used to get everything I needed from E-Trade, quote.com, nasdaq.com, etc. I'm not actively trading right now, although I'll be doing some in Feb and Mar. I'm holding long on all of my two positions ; I need the data for some research I'm doing on risk-probabilities that arise in the short-term trading of companies whose price charts reveal statistically significant autocorrelation or correlation with social trends. I need information that has a large, very well partitioned domain, whose data I can extract without losing my mind. Do any of these programs offer extraction of data onto a spreadsheet? Which do you recommend, now that I've given you my full problem? Oh, and I appreciate your help a lot, sir. Thank you very much. Cheers!