Past Open/close Data For ES and TF

[bond2k 10]

I am looking for raw past open, close, high, low data for ES and TF. Could someone direct me into the right direction.

[Tams 20]

CME Group

 

or,

 

sign up with dataprovider. eg. eSignal

 

or,

 

I heard of one charting software vendor that allows the users to access its database for backtest purposes.

[Tams 20]

here's what TradeStation offers:

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[bond2k 10]

here's what TradeStation offers:

Test your trades with TradeStation's high quality, intra-day, historical data

 

I know esignal gives historical data, but I dont want to subscribe anything.

 

I use tradestation, where abouts could I get the raw data.

 

I want to put it on an excel sheet.

[Tams 20]

I use tradestation, where abouts could I get the raw data.

 

 

you can get it from the instruction manual

[thrunner 10]

I know esignal gives historical data, but I dont want to subscribe anything.

 

I use tradestation, where abouts could I get the raw data.

 

I want to put it on an excel sheet.

Click on a chart and press Ctrl-Shift-D (same as view data windows), then save the data as text file which will have OHLC Uvol, Dvol

 

Alternatively use the excel link download package:

https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=61180

 

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[bond2k 10]

Click on a chart and press Ctrl-Shift-D (same as view data windows), then save the data as text file which will have OHLC Uvol, Dvol

 

Alternatively use the excel link download package:

https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=61180

 

Thanks for your help.