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Where to “find” Oil Data?

5 replies

8 years ago #114366

Hi friends,

dou you have any idea where to find out quality oil data? Is someone trading oil?

In TDD are data since 2011 which is too short.

Patrick

8 years ago #133660

If you need tick or short timeframe data you will probably need to purchase them somewhere. Some data can be downloaded here https://www.quandl.com/collections/futures/cme-wti-crude-oil-futures but these are futures data. I think you prefer CFD data. Maybe some good MT brokers provide more historical data.

8 years ago #133668

CME group has *the* crude oil data, but there are a lot of MT4 brokers that have their own CFD crude oil data which is easier but less accurate.

8 years ago #133669

so i have to pay for it?

8 years ago #133671

It is possible. But if you want maybe we can join capital. I have long terms plans to buy index datas and some commodities. . .

8 years ago #133673

so i have to pay for it?

Not if you have a futures broker that supplies the data.

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