Anyone here use historical data from www.tradexglobal.com?

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Jason Czech
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Anyone here use historical data from www.tradexglobal.com?

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They are about the only reasonably priced source I've been able to find for historical forex data. Can anyone comment on the quality of their data?
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Jason, what kind of prices do they quote you?
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Forum Mgmnt,

Their price list is here http://www.tradexglobal.com/TXGPricing.html.

$80 Austrailian for 10 years of major spot rates.

According to the website, they use Reuters & S&P for their data sources.
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Jason,

I currently subscribe to Intellichart Desktop edition. Aside from the excellent charting and decent backtesting for forex there is immediate Excel data download.

The cost is $ 100Us /month ( been good value for me, not pertinent to the topic to expand here )

Compare $ 80 for one pair vs. an hour or so of downloading everything you can ( 10 years available for monthly,weekly,daily and lots available for less than daily )

If anyone else uses the service I would be interested in sharing some alert back testing code.

Hope that helps
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