Yes, our charts allow you to test our indicators going back to October 1997 (for the S&P 500 e-mini), July 1999 (for the NASDAQ 100 e-mini), October 2001 (for the Russell 2000 e-mini) and May 2002. The timeframes for which you can analyze historical data range from a 10-year view all the way down to a 2-hour view (where one bar = 1 minute). See similar questions...

Yes. This system can be used on any time-frame charts. You can use it on a 1 Min chart to even a Quarterly chart. See similar questions...

We use the same indicators on all markets, all time frames. We use a 20-period EMA (exponential moving average), a price oscillator, and a 14-period ADX. The oscillator that we use is the difference between a 3 and 10 period simple moving average, with a 16-period simple moving average of the 3/10. We also use Keltner Channels based on a 2.5 ATR centered around the 20-period EMA. Keep in mind that indicators are just a crutch to tell you what is already there on bar charts. See similar questions...

Our indicators were especially designed for short-term trading applications (i.e., intraday and swing trades). See similar questions...

Yes, streaming intraday charts show every tick although ticks are rolled up into bars. How bars are created depends on the frequency selected on the Time & Frequency tab. For an intraday chart, you can create bars in intervals of 1, 3, 5, 10, 15 and 30 minute bars or hourly. If you are looking at an intraday, 1-minute chart, all ticks in a one minute interval will be displayed in one bar with an open, high, low and closing price. Each minute a new bar would be created. Top See similar questions...

The amount of historical data you can view depends on which version of Marketplace Research you are subscribed to. Fast Pass and Basic subscribers can access up to 63 days (9 weeks) of historical data, while Pro subscribers can access to up 91 days (13 weeks) of historical data. Those not subscribed to Marketplace Research can access 15 days of historical data using eBay's free completed listings search feature. See similar questions...

See our Stock Quote section for daily stock prices, stock price history charts and a price history look-up feature. See similar questions...

Yes, ARCS charts are simply digital reproductions of standard Admiralty paper charts. They use the same numbering system and provide coverage at the same range of scales. See similar questions...

Each product listing on thelaserveincenter.com contains its respective size chart. Simply click where it say "click here to veiw size chart" to open a new window containing the chart. See similar questions...

For this the view name should be changed in the TICS configuration file SERVER.txt and the database query UPDATE Views SET ViewName = '<newviewpath>' WHERE ViewName = '<oldviewpath>' should be executed. These changes will be taken into account as soon as a new TICS database run is performed. See similar questions...

The Producer Price Index program is the oldest continuous statistical series of the Federal Government. When first published in 1902, it covered the years from 1890 through 1901. Many major commodity-based indexes are available from the early 1900s. Indexes for the major stage-of-processing categories are available from 1947 to present. See similar questions...

Yes. Adaptive Modeler accepts intraday quotes as well as end-of-day quotes. Adaptive Modeler should theoretically work with any custom quote interval with a minimum length of 1 second (probably even shorter) provided that quotes can be retrieved fast enough and that Adaptive Modeler's processing time per quote (usually a fraction of a second) is less then the quote interval. See similar questions...

We primarily use simple RSI (Relative Strength Index) and Daily / Weekly Pivot points. We keep it simple and effective. All software is code protected as to protect the integrity and confidentially of the code. See similar questions...

ParaView 2.4 and older support volume rendering of unstructured grid data sets. ParaView 2.6 will support parallel volume rendering of image data. See similar questions...

The volume is the amount of incoming ticks. If the price is constantly changing, it is an indication of big volume. The more changes the more activity and the bigger the volume. See similar questions...

The volume is generated as the amount of incoming price ticks. If the price is continuously changing, it is an indication of big volume. The more changes the more activity and the bigger the volume. See similar questions...

When you download the quotes using OmegaResearch downloader for a symbol which has "Download Volume Multiplier" higher than 1 to 1, the Downloader multiplies the received Volume value by 10,e.g. and if the result is too big, then Downloader interprets the Volume wrongly, setting its value to negative number. Use "Download Volume Multiplier" setting equal to 1, and you'll never get this error. See similar questions...

Believe it or not, most of David's students buy everything he does and take his AET class; and many take the class 2 or 3 times! In general, David suggests that you take the class first, and if you want something to prepare for it, he suggests the MAP CD. He is a very thorough teacher, and encourages even those with little or no Technical Analysis experience to attend the Advanced Equity Trading class. See similar questions...

Acticard stores your data in .MDB files, which can be directly accessed using Microsoft Access. You need Access 2000 or higher to read the data. Please note that any direct manipulation of Acticard-created databases using other programs could make the data inaccessible via Acticard. We recommend copying the database before accessing it with programs other than Acticard. See similar questions...