API. Thank you! Have a great weekend!

The 1-minute bar data goes to at least 2 years back on Demo. I just scrapped that data last week so I'm sure of it. The tick data goes to a few months back if I remember correctly. This test was done a few months ago so I can't remember an exact ...

You can try the list of JForex programmers on the Dukascopy website url

Yes, those long threads are hard to follow at times. I find it useful to just pull up the chart for the pair under discussion and bring it to the post's time period. Then just follow the thread as history replays itself on your chart. There's no ...

Twitter is the place you want to be. Also check out Stocktwits.com

I'm subscribing to this. Thanks Prof Hunter!

HKEX sells historical data too. Says so on the link I provided and you can choose which historical period you want from the online checkout.

Not yet, and not anytime soon. Just in early-stage planning to build a custom app to do it. Still a lot of work to do. Some of those intraday breakouts look enticing. Do you manual or auto trade HSI?

The HKEX sells their data directly. You can get tick data for HK$100/month. url I'm looking for HSI data myself too.

My sup level noted last Friday at 1.4650 is still holding into mid-week. I have NO position in this still. But the long side seem more likely to win in the short term. EURCHF at 1.4663 as I write this. Low is 1.4648 today so far. Will look to ...

Dukascopy offers data down to the tick.

Regarding question 1-3, that depends on your strategy. Like planning your entry (assuming you didn't entered on random), it is something you need to work out.

I listed some free historical data sources on my Tools page.

Thanks. I second Strats' thread mentioned earlier.

I'm still bearish on this pair. However, I must admit that EUR/CHF is holding rather well at 1.4700 in the face of a butchered EUR/USD. So I'll probably just watch for now, neither long or short. On the other hand, a note of caution for new longs is ...

Yes, the period is the average you want. The graph is showing a running average of the ATR. Just look at the latest number to see the most recent average ATR.

Why not try it on a demo account to see which pair suits you?

i suppose you mean trading setup? like what trading signal and when to execute the trade? that you'll need to figure out yourself as it's a very personal thing. it depends on your personality, style, and trading preferences. I wrote about my setup ...

USDX is the dollar index DX is a tradeable futures contract for the USDX don't know about WA USD

The common Average True Range indicator perhaps? Set the parameter as your X candles.