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QuantDataManager need ETF’s

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3 years ago #259600

I am currently using the free version of QuantDataManager. If I upgrade to the paid version will I have access to more ticker symbols specifically US based ETF’s? I am currently downloading data from Dukascopy which seems to lack many US based ETF’s. If I upgrade it looks like I’ll gain access to Darwinex’s database for additional data. Is there a way to search their database first and see if they carry the ticker symbols I want? If not could someone who has upgraded or has access tell me if they have TQQQ and SQQQ and similar symbols like UDOW and SDOW. I’m looking for minute intraday data that goes back at least 1 year. Thank you.

3 years ago #259644

Hello,

you can get symbols like SDOW using Yahoo source in QDM (even with the Free mode). Just click on Yahoo and add the symbol “SDOW” and download Daily data from Yahoo

3 years ago #259659

I am looking for intraday minute data going back 1 year or more.

3 years ago #259700

You can get that including tickers you need using our Equities data pack – check here https://strategyquant.com/data-subscription

There is also a list of tickers available you can check yourself

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