text: Women and Depression: Understanding the Gender GapEveryone feels worried, anxious, or sad from time to time. But when a woman has a true mental health disorder, including depression, she finds it hard to function normally.Cultural, biological, and social factors influence the role of women in society. Expectations within these frameworks may raise the risk for depression. Stress also raises the risk for depression. When a woman feels she can't function within the established norm, she may develop symptoms of depression.Variety of stressorsStressors often include conflicting responsibilities at work and home, as well as caring for children and aging parents.Still, research indicates depression can be caused by a variety of factors:Genetics. You have a greater risk of developing depression if you have a family history of the illness. Not everybody with a family history of the condition develops depression, though. Depression can occur in people who have no family members with the illness.Brain chemistry. People with depression usually have an imbalance in certain brain chemicals called neurotransmitters.Environment and stress. The death of a loved one, abusive relationships, financial problems, or a major life change can contribute to depression. Sometimes depression begins at the same time as a physical illness.Mental characteristics. Women are more likely to be depressed if they are pessimistic, worry excessively, have low self-esteem, or feel they have little control over their lives.Adolescence. Before adolescence, boys and girls have the same rate of depression. Between ages 11 and 13, however, depression rates for girls increase dramatically. By age 15, girls are twice as likely to have suffered from depression as boys.Signs of depressionHaving symptoms of depression doesn't mean you are depressed.But if several of the following behaviors or feelings continue for at least 2 weeks, talk with your health care provider:Sadness or anxiety that lingersLoss of interest or pleasure in activities, including sexRestlessness, irritability, or cryingFeelings of guilt, worthlessness, helplessness, or hopelessnessNeeding too much or too little sleep, early-morning awakeningAppetite and/or weight loss or overeating and weight gainDecreased energy, fatigue, or feeling "slowed down"Difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisionsThoughts of death or suicide, or suicide attemptsProven treatmentsThese are treatment steps that lead to healing:Recognize the symptoms of depression.Seek help from your health care provider or a mental health professional.Agree to and stick with a treatment plan. Common treatments for depression are antidepressant medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of the two.Seeking help for depression is the first step in controlling the symptoms that take pleasure out of life. Talk with your provider about working with the treatment plan and reporting your response to the treatments. Response rates to treatment are high, and you can feel better. Health Encyclopedia A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Search Health Library

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Remember the favorite phase, "Do No Evil". Well there has been a lot of articles lately about how Google is trying to close out/limited Microsoft and other companies out of web services like Google Maps only working on webkit and not supporting DOC files on Google Doc. I know there are many more I can bring up but I don't feel searching about it now. Microsoft was more open in the 90s with other companies to make sure they can use software on their OS and but Google seem to not like this. Any thoughts about this?
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Microsoft wasn't even that bad in the 90s. I think it was just a lot of negative press and public perception. I just remember they were knocked for bundling a browser with their Operating System. Lol. All Operating Systems come with a browser now.
What Google is doing now would be the equivalent of Microsoft not allowing anyone to install anything but Internet Explorer or blocking websites out of Internet Explorer.
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It's so cool for people who know "a little bit" about IT, who talk about it with friends but don't really understand it's an industry and not here to provide 101 free services to them, who want to act like they "know the score" to label companies as "evil".
It was wrongly done to MS in the 90s. Now google...
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The DeKalb Middle School Saints stunned the visiting Satterfield Yellow Jackets, 20-16, in Smithville, Tuesday night, which put an end to the program's 17-game, two-plus year losing streak.
The Saints blew a 14-0 first half lead, and had to rally in the fourth quarter to earn the victory. Zaxtin Fayette capped off the first DMS drive with a 23-yard touchdown run. Fayette also added the two-point conversion run, as the Saints opened up an 8-0 lead with 7:04 left in the first quarter.
Will Molander put the Saints on the board, again, after their second drive. Molander raced 43 yards for the second DeKalb touchdown, and the score was 14-0 with 5:25 left in the second quarter after the failed PAT.
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The Saraswati Mandir Education Society was founded in the year 1950, and the Marathi medium school was started in a community hall of Saraswat Colony at Mahim with just 12 students on roll. As the students strength started increasing, the society purchased the plot at its present location in Mahim in the year 1961 and constructed its school building in 1963. Since the academic year 1962-63 the school has been imparting Education in Marathi as well as in English medium. At present the strength of students is well over 4500. Today the school has a five storeyed building with an A.C. hall in the basement and another three storeyed building which is being used as the C.B.S.E. section. The school is well equipped with the audio visual e-learning teaching technique in the classrooms.
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Saraswati Mandir High School has topped in the vicinity at the March-2015 S.S.C Board examination. Master Aditya Sandeep Ghate has made us proud with 95.66 %. The overall percentage of our school is 99.73 % , English medium pass percentage is 100% , Semi English medium 100% and Marathi medium 99.21%. 9 students scored above 90% , whereas 94 students have secured distinctions and 145 First class
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When Should One Stop Drinking Coffee Before Bed?
Coffee is a well known stimulant which has pros and cons. Assuming one is okay with ingesting the caffeine that coffee possesses, the big question is: how late in the day can one drink it? At what point will it affect sleep. Sure, there are people who can go to sleep soon after drinking coffee, but is it healthy? We conducted a survey (results below) and also researched general attributes of caffeine.
What is Caffeine?
Scientifically speaking, caffeine is defined as a bitter alkaloid C8H10N4O2 found mostly in coffee, tea, cacao, and kola nuts. It is used both medicinally, and as a stimulant and diuretic. The Coffea Arabica seed is the most common source of caffeine. Caffeine is extracted from the plant by steeping it in water. This process is known as infusion.
The Coffee Science Information Center says that caffeine serves as a drug that activates the central nervous system, which then causes temporary stimulating effects. The Center states that it is the most widely consumed pharmacologically active substance in the entire world.
Coffee & Caffeine
How much caffeine is found in coffee? A typical brewed 8 oz cup will contain between 95 – 200 mg of caffeine. Instant coffee contains a tad less, as an 8 oz cup will only have between 27 – 173 mg of caffeine. A specialty drink such as a latte will contain between 63 – 175 mg of caffeine. The CSI Center conducted a study in 2013 whih found that 63% of Americans drink coffee every day.
Coffee Effects on Sleep
The Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine conducted a study which tested the effects of caffeine on sleep when ingested 0, 3, or 6 hours before going to bed. The results were conclusive: when compared with a placebo, caffeine ingested at both 0, 3 and 6 hours before bedtime caused significant effects on sleep disturbance. That is why the absolute the minimum that one should ingest caffeine before bed is 6 hours.
It should be noted that caffeine ingestion at 6 hours before bedtime was less disruptive than at 3 or 0 hours. At 6 hours, roughly 1 hour of sleep was lost. This study noted that 68.5% of people consume caffeine in the evening (between 6 pm and 12 am) which would prove to be very detrimental to these people's nightly sleep sessions.
Other studies support the hypothesis of caffeine's harmful effects. The British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology conducted a study in 1974 which explored overall sleep disturbances from those who ingested 300 milligrams of caffeine at night. Not only did the subjects experience trouble falling asleep, but were unable to read deep sleep stages and woke often.
Caffeine: Coffee vs Tea, Soda, Energy Drinks & Medicine
|Black tea
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|14-70 mg
|Black tea, decaffeinated
|8 oz.
|0-12 mg
|Green tea
|8 oz.
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|Coca Cola
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|12 oz.
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|Red Bull
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|5 Hour Energy
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|Excedrin Extra Strength
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Sleep Experts Weigh In
We asked a number of sleep experts when they think one should stop drinking coffee during the day/night. The full survey and experts' information and websites can be seen in our published sleep experts survey.
- James- 6 hours
- Kathryn- 4 hours
- Bea – 6 hours
- Jordan – 12 hours
- Hannah – 5 hours
- Shannon – For adults, usually 6 hours, but for people who are really sensitive to caffeine, nothing after12pm.
- Laura- This doesn't apply to children,but refraining from caffeine completely is ideal.
- Jenn- Depends on how it affects you, but should stop drinking coffee after lunch. (~8 hrs).
- Angelique – 6 hours
- Dr Emsellem- At least 6 hours
- Mayah- No coffee of caffeine after lunch
- Niam -4 hours
- Debbie – Depends on the person. I would say 4 hours.
What Are The Best Sheets For Night Sweats?
What are the best sheets for night sweats?
Night sweats can be the arch-nemesis of a good nights sleep. Brought on by a hot summer, finicky furnaces, or even menopause, drenched sheets in the morning are never any fun. If this is happening to you, you're probably on the lookout for solutions to your sweating sorrows.
The fact is, that different types of bedding have a big impact on your level of nightly perspiration, and the over all comfort level of your bed, if you do sweat a lot. Changing your style of sheets can be a way to improve your sleep and negotiate undesired sweating.
One of the first key factors to look in new sheets is the thread count. Thread count refers to the number of threads packed into each inch of the fabric, therefore the higher the thread count, the denser the material will be. High thread count makes for durable, luxurious sheets, but also means that the material will be less air-permeable, and thus tend to generate conditions that lead to sweating more easily. To keep things aired out, try getting 300 or less thread count sheets. The lower density of threads makes for easier airflow and dryer sleeping environment.
The next thing to consider is the type of fabric employed. In general, natural fabrics are going to win out over manmade materials. This means cotton, silk, and rayon will do better in general then polyester. Wool is a good for moisture control in clothing, but with its rough surface, probably not a good choice for sheets!
Having chosen the fabric, you then want to consider the type of weave. Flannel, being fuzzy and warm, is commonly laid down in winter months, so if you're having sweaty nights, probably avoid this.
Satin gets the reputation of being good at moisture control, keeping the body cool and its sleek surface allowing the body to slid and be free amongst the sheets, without being tangled up in a hot sweaty mess. Satin is usually made from silk or polyester.
Sateen, the cousin of satin, is essentially satin that is made from cotton. This makes it a good choice for the night sweats, combining the cool, silky weave of satin and the soft, air permeable, moisture absorbing qualities of cotton. Sateen is more durable then satin.
Percale is another good option, providing a cool to the touch weave, though more prone to wrinkles then other sheets.
If none of these options work, you might want to try getting a double layered sheet specifically designed to wick moisture from high-sweating individuals. Using dual fabric types allows for high performance wicking combined with tolerable texture for comfortable sleep.
Whatever your case, no one deserves to suffer in a sweating situation. Examine your bedding situation, and consider implementing any of the mentioned changes to improve your sleep.
How To Prevent Sheets From Balling Up In The Dryer
No, it's not a robber in your basement, it's merely your washing machine's next stage of evolution – fledgeling attempt to ambulate across the room. And of course, it sucks to hear the buzz of the dryer, go and open the door, and be greeted with a tangled mass of fabric still damp in the middle. Thankfully, this need not be a repeating problem; in fact, just a few points of laundry 101 can help reduce the dreaded sheet-ball phenomena.
1.Make sure there is adequate room in the dryer. Do not overfill.
As you've probably noticed, the dryer tends to be less effective the fuller it gets. Aside from lowering the air/clothing ratio, having more items in the dryer mean the sheets won't be able to flop around as freely, increasing their chances of getting tangled up with other clothing. This is even more an issue if you have larger sheets.
Yes this may mean more quarters spend on laundry, or more natural gas used to dry up your kingsize silken bedding, but spinning the load again is going to cost you the same as splitting it up into smaller, more manageable loads first.
2.Toss a small object like a tennis ball into the dryer with the sheets.
My mom always put a shoe in the dryer when we washed our sleeping bags. The logic was that the shoe would break up clumps of down and result in a properly fluffed sleeping bag at the end of the cycle. Well, a shoe is probably a bit more rough on your clothing then necessary, but a tennis ball or similar object will do just fine. The ball will knock the sheet around and should help prevent it from folding in on itself.
3.Make sure the sheet is untangled before you put it in the dryer.
This may seem obvious, but do you simply throw the damp mass of clothing from the washer straight into the dryer without a second thought? I know I do this.
The fact is, that the dryer could have a hard time undoing the twists imparted by the washing machine (can silk sheets be machine washed?), leading to less then satisfactory drying. In order to prevent this, when you're removing your sheets and other large fabrics from the washer, take a moment to open them up, untwist them, and separate any other bits of clothing that may be stuck to them. When you put it in the dryer, take care to avoid folding or twisting up the sheet, so that it can turn and tumble as freely as possible.
To summarize, the moral of the story is to reduce the load, so that you don't have to recycle the dryer. And throw in a tennis ball. Because who doesn't like having a ball between the sheets?:)
Do Satin Sheets Make You Sweat?
If you're looking into purchasing new sheets, it's a good idea to check out the options available to you. Are you a hot sleeper? Cool sleeper? Different types of sheets have their own unique strengths. In my family, winter usually meant throwing on the warm fuzzy flannel sheets, while summer brought with it the thin, basic cotton variety.
If you're leaning towards the sleek, silky smoothness of satin sheets, you might be wondering if sweat will be a issue. Maybe you're prone to night sweats, going through menopause, or just wonder if the shiny surface of good satin sheets makes them prone to sweaty nights (not to mention romance induced fervor..)
The word satin itself refers to the type of weave, and can be made from a variety of different fabrics, with cotton, polyester, and silk being the most common. In the 12th century, silk was first exported to Europe via the Arab countries, largely from a port in China called Zeyton by the Arabs. The name "Zeyton" made its way to Europe and became the 'Satin' we know today. Being made of expensive silk and having a high thread count (thread count measures the quantity of threads used per inch, and thus overall fineness of the fabric), satin was reserved for the families the wealthy and royals. This 'royal' and luxurious aura of satin still persists to this day.
Setting aside the satin weave, silk itself has had a longstanding reputation for possessing unparalleled wicking qualities and thus providing sweat-proof warmth, which explains its history of being used to make the best quality cold weather long underwear. These properties make silk satin sheets good bet for preventing sweat related issues in bed.
Looking at satin woven of cotton or polyester, we see some of the same principles at play. Cotton, though not as good as silk, is known to be very absorbent. Polyester though very durable and inexpensive, isn't known for being as absorbent. That being said, many online reviews indicate that even polyester satin helped them avoid over sweating.
If sweat is a concern, another good thing to consider is the impacts of thread count. Although a high thread count makes for a very sleek look, when taking into account the presence of sweat, a lower thread count means that there are more minute gaps between the threads, which will allow for greater airflow, and thus reduce moisture build up. Satin pillowcases could be helpful for this increased airflow.
To summarize, silk satin sheets can provide sweat-proof warmth. Polyester satin can help protect against sweat, and pure satin can as well. Satin sheets can be a great choice for a variety of seasons, but make sure to do your research regarding thread count, material choice, and consider your personal sleeping habits before investing in a good set of sheets!
How to Prevent Sheets from Pilling
By definition, a "pill" is a surface defect made up of a small ball of fibers. A pill starts to form when fibers rub against themselves or another surface. As agitation of the pill continues, a collection of fiber will appear as clinging balls. When sheets develop pills they can be unsightly and uncomfortable, causing your sheets to become scratchy. You can prevent pilling on organic cotton sheets or any type of cotton sheets by practicing proper care and by purchasing the right kind of sheets to begin with. Though nearly all fibers can experience pilling, cloths such as silk and linen are less likely to pill than others. 100 Cotton sheets and other types of delicate fabrics that go through long-term usage and repeated washings will experience frayed fiber endings that become tangled, leading to tiny knots or pilling that can pick up lint, dust, and other ripped and tangled fibers.
Any fabrics made from shorter fibers, such as cotton, will experience a higher likelihood of pilling. Cotton sheets that are made from a mixture of blended fabric, such as cotton-polyester, are more likely to pill than 100 cotton sheets. Shop for a 100% cotton sheet that is smooth to the touch. Try to avoid sheets that look thin or rough and those that contain polyester. A good investment would be Pima, Egyptian, or Supine Cotton. These fibers are high quality and won't be easily knotted.
To prevent pilling, always wash your sheets in a short wash cycle and use gentle liquid detergent. A front load washer set horizontally is more gentle on the sheets than a top load washer with a spindle or agitator. Make sure to dilute the detergent and don't overuse it as this can cause stiff and discolored fabric. Avoid hot temperatures when washing and drying as this can weaken the fibers. Stay away from using brighteners or bleach as this can also weaken the material. Add ½ cup white vinegar to the rinse cycle as this will help prevent future pilling. Use the lowest heat setting when drying, although the best option would be to hang dry on a line. Store laundered sheets in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
If your sheets do start to pill, trim away the raised surface with a clothes shaver. A hardware store, online appliance distributor or a fabric store often stocks these hand-held shavers. A disposable razor has also been known to work and inexpensive to use. Just run the razor over the pills in short strokes while holding the fabric tight. You may find afterwards that your sheets look like new again with this simple technique! Also, you can look into purchasing bed sheet grippers to keep the sheets on the bed – though this is more of a secondary solution to pilling, and not as effective as using a clothes shaver.
By investing in high quality cotton sheets and following simple steps during the wash and dry process, you can prevent future pills and knots from ruining your sheets.


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"This was a great card for my 2 children who were having a joint birthday party, but are NOT twins. The only negative thing was that the preprinted envelopes were very difficult to read because the font was so small and light. However, they were all delivered, so I guess the postman could read them!"
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"It was hard trying to find a card for my children's birthday party invitation. They are not twins but born in the same month, so instead of a number between the two pictures I placed an &."
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For back testing possible automated systems for use by a hedge fund, I have a need for 2 years of 1 minute intraday stock data, with at least monthly updates. I might as well publish the research I've done so far...
There is no real order below, I chose {possibly eoddata (if they can get their act together... See comment(s) below}
If you have a source that isn't listed, please add it in a comment.
========== Research Finished On ==========
Data Downloader, by Volumedigger
10 days of 1 minute intraday through Google Intraday Stock Quotes Backfill
Price Data
(bumps you to grainmarketresearch.com at some point)
"The One Minute Data on Exchange Traded Funds package offers one minute data files on current Exchange Traded Funds. Our data is in ASCII format, verified for accuracy and is versatile in most major charting programs."
Delivered on CDROMs or FTP links via email.
What it would cost me: $499.99 + $??/month
Their Costs:
|Delivery Method
|Update Frequency
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|One Minute Data on Exchange Traded Funds
|One Minute Quick Delivery Special
|One Minute Quick Delivery
|$85 (per symbol?)
|One Minute Stock Data on All US Stocks (2008-present)
Product descriptions are scattered all over the site, I collected what I needed, if your needs are different, you'll have to dig it out yourself.
Free Trial?
Doubtful, but I didn't scour their oddly layed out site either.
RC Research
3600 Dallas Highway, NW
Suite 230, PMB 145
Marietta, GA 30064-1685
They have seven plus years of intraday data. They provide much beyond just selling historic stock data.
What it would cost me: $120? + $5/month (per symbol!)
Their Costs:
Standard Pricing (per commodity per calendar month)
Equities, 1 min intraday, $5.00/month
I couldn't find any sort of complete US stock market bundle. ~6,000 US symbols times $5/month = way too much...
Other Notes:
- "New customers can claim a 20% discount on first-time orders by entering the code 'Web' at checkout."
Referral Program:
"Let us know who else would benefit from our services, and we will then reward you with a one-time $250 credit!"
Free Trial?
Sample data at cqgdatafactory.com/?page=orderSample
Independence Plaza
1050 17th St., Suite 2000
Denver, CO 80265
CQG®, DOMTrader®, SnapTrader®, TFlow®, TFOBV®, TFOBVO®, TFVOL®, and Data Factory\u2122 are trademarks of CQG, Inc.
More than 15 years of 1 minute data. Symbol list on request, so not really sure if they have what I want.
What it would cost me: Insane!
Their Costs (Euros):
Price for one complete symbol :
- 1 minute data : 280 Euros
Price per symbol per month
Stocks - 1 minute data : 3,50
50 Euros minimum order
Other Notes:
- 40 years EOD and 10 years of tick data.
Free Trial?
Didn't check.
tickdatamarket.com is a web service of Systrade company
Systrade Nº RCS 440 297 414 - RCS POITIERS - FRANCE
-Franchise de TVA- Déclaration CNIL n¡1151675
Intraday 1 minute Stock/Futures/Indexes back to May 2007.
What it would cost me: $115 + $65/month
Their Costs:
One-time Initiation Fee: $50.00
Monthly Basic Fee: $60.00
Monthly Exchange Fees: $5.00
Monthly Premium Fees: $0.00
Other Notes:
- They provide a data feed, not data.
- "And it works perfectly under wine on Linux."
Free Trial?
Yes, https://www.iqfeed.net/index.cfm?displayaction=start
IQFeed, a Telvent brand
Telvent DTN
9110 W. Dodge Road
Omaha, NE 68114
Pi Trading
Sell CD ROMs with historical intraday ASCII data. The current CDs have data through April 30th, 2010. There is no mention of obtaining updates.
What it would cost me: Useless without updates.
Their Costs:
Market Edition is $159
("240 of the most popular and actively traded symbols for stocks, indices, futures, and forex")
Stocks Edition is $159
("over seven years of one-minute intraday historical data for over 1100 of the most popular and actively traded stocks")
Market and Stocks Bundle is $249
(combines both of the above)
Other Notes:
- They also sell off the shelf trading systems. Unfortunately they don't provide results data beyond 2008.
- Found reference that their data pre 2005 is error prone.
Free Trial?
No. They have sample data off of this page, pitrading.com/intraday_ascii_data_market_edition.htm .
Pi Trading Corporation
Can't find anything else
(Oricode, Inc., oricode.com)
40 years of daily data and over 10 years of historical, one minute intraday data delivered in ascii Date, Time, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume (OHLC) format.
What it would cost me: $600 + $15/month
Their Costs:
|Start Date
|Files (Symbols)
|All ETFs
|Jan 1998
|Top ETFs
|Jan 1998
|Jan 1998
|Jan 1998
|Jan 1998
|Jan 1998
|Jan 1998
|Russell 1000
|Jan 1998
|Russell 3000
|Jan 1998
|Indexes and Indicators
|Jan 1998
|Quarterly data updates for one year
|Montly data updates
|$15 per month
|Weekly data updates
|$30 per month
|Daily data updates
|$100 per month
For any interval greater than or equal to 1 minute. One time purchase and updates aren't included, you have to sign up for recurring billing.
They do include pre-market and after-market transactions.
Other Notes:
- Uses ShareIt! and Digital River for payment processing.
- Has an affiliate service, 20%, http://www.kibot.com/Affiliates.aspx
Free Trial?
No. They have a sample data file, linked to at kibot.com/Support.aspx
Oricode, Inc.
Djordja Vojnovica 90
Indjija 22320
Commodity Systems (CSI)
Not very usable... To get raw ascii data, CSI's website says you must run its Windows software and export to raw ascii data format. You can also use their API, but the implication is you're still going to have to run their software to make a data pull.
What it would cost me: $83.25 + $33.25/month
Their Costs:
Standard Packages
|$ Setup
|$ Month / Yearly
|North American Futures
|$36.54 / $313
|World Futures
|$63 / $540
|Single-Stock Futures
|$11.20 / $96
|U.S. Stocks & Indices
|$33.25 / $285
|Non U.S. Stocks & Indices
|$28 / $240
|Mutual Funds
|$16.38 / $140
|U.S. & Foreign Stocks, Indices, & Mutual Funds
|$43.75 / $375
|World Options
|$55.44 / $475
|Budget Market Mix
|$22.99 / $199
Monthly billing generally includes 5 years of historical data. You can extend the years of historical data for an additional fee.
Yearly billing generally includes 10 years of historical data.
Deluxe Packages are more and include full historical data for futures and stocks.
Deluxe Packages
|$ Setup
|$ Yearly
|North American Futures
|World Futures
|U.S. & Foreign Stocks, Indices, & Mutual Funds
|World Options
Free Trial?
No, they have a 30-Day Trial of "Unfair Advantage" for $20, csidata.com/ua/trial/index.html
"You have access to all markets in the CSI database, but is limited to a daily limit of 49 futures and 7500 stocks. It includes 1 year of history on all markets, except options which only have 3 months history included."
Commodity Systems, Inc
200 W. Palmetto Park Road, #200
Boca Raton, FL 33432
Toll Free: (800)274-4727
Phone: (561)392-8663
Fax: (561)392-7761
Tick Data
Utter Bullshit!
What it would cost me: $12,350 + $7,060/year
Their Costs:
(One Minute Trade Data, Available Dates: 01/02/1993 - 05/05/2010)
|$ Initial
|$ Yearly
|Complete database, all symbols back to database inception
|Complete database by year, all symbols for 1 year
|Complete database by year, all symbols for 2 years
|Cost per symbol for one year
- Uses hokey "no copy" bs. Easily defeated though.
Free Trial?
Sorta... Has demo versions of "our TickWrite 7 and Time Series Builder software applications that include sample data."
Tick Data
10134-G Colvin Run Road
Great Falls, Virginia 22066
a division of Nexa Technologies, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Penson Worldwide, Inc. (NASDAQ: PNSN)
Automated Trader
"Each package provides every Nasdaq traded stock with data available from January 2005."
What it would cost me: Doesn't offer the ETFs I desire.
Their Costs:
One Minute Bar Data (OHLCV), Jan 2008 - current, £1250
Automated Trader Ltd,
61 Leconfield Road,
Switchboard: +44 207 183 2211
Fax: +44 20 7183 4039
TradeStation Securities
"TradeStation includes 6 months of tick-by-tick data, plus over 18 years of intraday (minute and above) data" Start date for the data set I desire (NYSE Stocks) is 01/01/1991.
What it would cost me: $0 + $100/month
Their Costs:
Brokerage Customer, $99.95/month or free with 5000 equities traded per month.
Non-Professional, Subscription Customer, $249.95/month
Other Notes:
Possible future broaker, need to explore their automated system and if you need a client running to execute trades.
Free Trial?
Demo account?
TradeStation Securities, Inc.
Sell End of Day data with limited intraday historical data.
What it would cost me: $NA + $20/month
Their Costs:
Platinum membership is $19.95, which would include the last 30 days of intraday historical data and allow daily updates with their "DataClient."
Free Trial?
Yes for EOD data.
Other Notes:
They reply promptly to sales inquirely emails (below).
Hi Michael,
Sorry, we can only provide 30 days worth of intraday historical data.
You will need to subscription to the platinum service to access the intraday
Kind Regards,
Nick Kruger | Customer Service
EODData, LLC
444 N. Michigan Ave, Suite 1200
Chicago, IL 60611
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Other Notes:
- Nice list of analysis software, http://www.iqfeed.net/index.cfm?displayaction=data§ion=software
- Swiped from AmiBroker Yahoo Group:
// To do longer term back testing, you would need to obtain lengthier historical options data. Some sources are listed below.
// Please verify this information yourself. It was gathered from their sales reps in May 2010.
LiveVol: trade and 1 min bid/ask, starting 1/04
TickData: tick bid/ask and 1 sec close, starting 7/04
iQFeed: trade bid/ask/last, starting 1 month ago; 1 min bid/ask/last, starting 5/07
eSignal: tick bid/ask starting up to 60 days ago, bar bid/ask starting up to 120 days ago, day bid/ask starting up to 1 year ago
OptionVue: 30 min bid/ask, starting 1/2/01
Ivy DB: day bid/ask, starting 1/96
iVolatility: day bid/ask, starting 11/1/00
HistoricalOptionData: day bid/ask/last, starting 2/02
Stricknet: day bid/ask/last, starting 1/2/03
Ticker Symbol
Lookin for a source, preferably free, for US Equitys ticker symbols. Update weekly would be nice. Any thoughts? I would then use my RT data for data.
Replying to my Q. I found a
Replying to my Q. I found a source for symbols.
http://www.iqfeed.net/symbolguide/index.cfm?symbolguide=lookup&displayac... a>
It downloads as a zip. Open it uo it is a text file. Unfortunately it is a HUGE file. Excel won't sort it. Need to find a app that will.
Also, if you use Amibroker, IQ has a special deal.
http://www.amibroker.com/iqfeed.html a>
Did you ever find any decent
Did you ever find any decent low-cost sources?
Intraday Sources
"Lookin for a source, preferably free, for US Equitys ticker symbols. Update weekly would be nice. Any thoughts? I would then use my RT data for data."
John, I was on a similar search a couple weeks ago and decided to go with the Pi Trading Stocks Edition (http://pitrading.com/intraday_ascii_data_stocks_edition.htm) based on the information on this blog along with my own research and other online reviews. I ordered and received the July DVD update last week. My search criteria was intraday data (minute time frame) for US stocks for use with NinjaTrader and AmiBroker. I was more interested in quality than price in my choice, but all 3 vendors are competitive.
Of the sources listed, I narrowed down to 3 intraday discount vendors: Price Data/Grain Market Research (http://price-data.com/), Pi Trading (http://pitrading.com/historical_data.htm), and Kibot (http://www.kibot.com/). I wish I could afford to look at Tick Data (http://www.tickdata.com/), but the prices are ridiculous; they even have a minimum order amount.
The deciding factor for me was the features and quality of the data. I require volume information for my back testing (OHLCV). By comparing sample data from the 3 vendors, only Pi Trading included accurate volume information for stocks. In fact, Price Data/Grain Market Research does not include the volume field. Price Date includes the following disclaimer on their page: "Data Format: Files are Comma Delimited ASCII format with a *.txt file extension. Field order is Date, Time, Open, High, Low, Close". I found a few online posts with references to issues with Kibot volume history, but I could not compare with my real-time data as the Kibot data was not synchronized on the close price of each minute bar.
Michael, Thanks for the comprehensive collection of data sources. You might be interested in the following tidbits I found when doing data search. I was only interested in intraday (minute) data, so my focus was in that area.
- Price Data/Grain Market Research does not include a volume field in their price history.
- Price Data/Grain Market Research & Pi Trading include standard session data (no pre/post market).
- Pi Trading data is updated monthly through the first Friday of the new month. A return customer discount program is available for updates.
- Price Data/Grain Market Research is updated monthly through the last weekday of the month. An automatic update program is available for updates.
- Kibot & Pi Trading data is adjusted for splits.
- Price Data/Grain Market Research does not adjust their intraday data for splits.
- Note to NinjaTraders users: NinjaTrader requires a special format for their txt data importer. Pi Trading provides a utility (free download) on their site to automate the conversion so their data can be imported into NinjaTrader. KiBot will convert their data before shipment to NinjaTrader with 24 hour turnaround.
A quick suggestion: It would be helpful if your source list was broken into intraday, end-of-day, and real-time categories.
-I hope this helps.
Intraday data
Hi Michael,
We now have intraday history back to 1 Jan 2009 available for purchase: cost $10/month/exchange
Data back to 1991 is currently being loaded for AMEX, NASDAQ and NYSE.
So... within the next month we should have 1,5,10,15,30 and 60 minute bars back to 1991
For more information visit: http://www.eoddata.com/products/historicaldata.aspx
Andrew Fox
Thanks for the resource
This page has just saved me so... many.. hours.. of wading through all the BS. Thanks for the great resource! Any follow up or review of the services listed here? Did you play with any of them?
Thanks for sharing your
Thanks for sharing your research.
I did similar research and looked basically into the same providers.
One you may want to also look at is e-signal (more exactly their data feeder e-data).
I see you want to research kinetick. I believe they only provide data through Ninja Trader, so useless unless this is your system.
Do you have any insight into forex data?
There are some new products
There are some new products and data intervals on [deleted for spam]'s web site. Free tick-by-tick data going back to 2009 is available for some stocks. Also, free full history since 1998 is available. Great if you want to plugin their data into your software and analyze it before making an actual purchase.
Spam Alert
Warning to moderators: the above link is spam.
Marcos, likely a paid affiliate, has posted this same message/link over 17 times (google search count) on various trading forums in the month of April.
Updated feed list?
Thanks for the helpful guide, however when researching each feed, I have found some of the info to be out-of-date or not valid.
Any chance you are going to update the list? If you want my notes, I can forward them to you.
I look at QuantQuote
I look at QuantQuote (quantquote.com) which not on you're page
Minute resolution: split/dividend adjusted, split/dividend/earnings data, symbol changes, survivorship bias, all include. 1998-Present
Russell 1000 - $1000
250 ETFs - $400
Possible to buy custom list of symbols with custom date range, online price calculator.
I also enquire about other data offering not show on website:
Tick resolution:
NYSE & NASDAQ & AMEX - $100/week
Minute resolution daily update for Russell 1000 - $75/month
Live Feed (~250ms update interval, unlimited symbols) - $300/month + exch fees
If anyone has feedback about their data, please tell to me.
Commodities Intra-Day Data
Michael - the research you put together is excellent and I am very appreciative.
I was looking for 1 min intraday data for commodity futures (specifically CBOT grains) with a daily subscription. After extensive research, it seems only CQG and eSignal offer this product. If you or any others can find another competent source, please let me know.
I posted this on ET (elite
I posted this on ET (elite trader) earlier today, but since this was linked in that thread, I feel compelled to post this here as well.
In short, Kibot data is very very poor quality and I recommend everybody stay away. My customer service experience with them has been poor, problems take a long time to fix IF they fix them, and they even try to charge you money to fix their own mistakes. Google around and you can see numerous examples of bad kibot data.
I can give a thumbs up to QuantQuote (quantquote.com), at least they fix their problems quickly if you manage to find one (I have only found one so far and it was very minor) and are willing to give free support. The same really can't be said for Kibot. Buyer beware!
A new source of intraday data
Hi Michael, you probably have the best list of historical intraday data sources. Consider adding my company's offer: historical-intraday.com.
There are more than 2000 stocks in the data files and data goes back up to 2010. Data is in csv format, intervals are 1-minute. Data tested for completeness.
Price is the lowest on the market and we'll be able to provide good customer support should it be required. Price is US $149.
Vladimir, your site is so new it's not even ranked! Also, a question: How does your data account for splits? Michael
Lease Instead of Buying - More Affordable
Thanks for a great and very comprehensive list of intraday data providers.
I just want to add some notes of my own.
Buying Data:
Professional/Institutional Data. TickData.com has widest selection but very expensive. For US equities talk to QuantQuote.com
Retail: Kibot and Pi are far less expensive but the data is problematical.
Leasing Access:
Professional/Institutional: QuantGo.com gives access to years of institutional intraday data (tick and bars) for relatively low monthly price. XIgnite.com has a pay as you go model but it can get expensive quickly as you are paying per "hit".
In summary, if I only need a small amount of data one time then I will use QuantQuote.com and if I need lots of intraday data from different years or asset classes then I am using QuantGo.com
QuantQuote Review - Overall poor data quality
Based on the recommendation above, I decided to purchase some price data from QuantQuote for an upcoming project. Due to the large amount of history required, we were trying to find an alternative over the traditional research vendors.
For the evaluation, I ordered the DJIA minute resolution package containing the companies from the Dow Jones Industrial Average. For the comparison, I was using historical data from previous projects as supplied by TickData and CQG. I was also using our current quote vendor (Bloomberg) but their backfill is limited.
Now for my observations:
Incorrect Dividend Adjustment Method
The data is "already" adjusted for corporate events. However, I found the adjusted history to be useless and had to revert to using unadjusted prices in my evaluation.
When trying to align the data with my other test vendors, I was unable to synchronize parts of the history. After a long walk-through of several files, I found the QuantQuote data was occasionally missing dividends. Not all declared dividends were being accounted for in the history. This problem was not limited to a single symbol. Issue confirmed using the CBOE adjustment history and CSI.
Erroneous bar data
I found several instances of the open or close of a one minute bar being outside the range. example: It is not possible to have a close price above the high of the bar. I was under the impression the data was filtered for bad-ticks.
Overall bad data quality
Performing a statistical analysis of the O-H-L-C prices between four vendors, I compared each price field individually and only used regular session history. Again, I had to compare unadjusted prices only as the QuantQuote method had too many errors to reliability align the data between sources.
I found the QuantQuote data to have an unusually high number of outliers and divergences compared with with the other vendors (TickData, Bloomberg and CQG). I plotted and analyzed my results in Excel but could not find how to post the charts in this forum.
I understand no data source is perfect, but unless you have the time and resources to manipulate the data into shape, I would avoid QuantQuote for any serious project.
Understandably, Tickdata is the best. Bloomberg is a close second is quality, but has limited intraday back-fill. I have some additional data on order from other vendors mentioned on this thread and will try to evaluate over the next few weeks.
I would welcome the experiences and suggestions on other sources to consider.
QuantQuote Review
Hi Jonas, I observed some similar traits in the QuantQuote dataset, e.g. some outliers in the data and I talked to their support team about this and figured out the reason for it.
Basically, QuantQuote has two datasets. One is the "cleaned" dataset, and the other is the "raw" dataset. For some time, they provided the raw dataset as the default since their offering are geared towards Quants. The philosophy is that since bad ticks to come in through the tape, if you are a high frequency quant trader, your algos will actually see the bad ticks. So to trade realistically, your algos should be trained on raw data.
Apparently, QuantQuote got a number of complaints about this so since May 2014, they have switched back to the clean dataset as the default, which filters out all bad ticks. I simply emailed them and asked to get data from the clean dataset instead and those files didn't have any outliers. I would recommend emailing them to ask for your data, but from the clean dataset.
free data for shorter term
I didn't see anything listed for free data. There are several sites that have some free data, but generally only going back 50 days or so. The following site has some info:
I found the google finance query to be the most complete. You can query any time period down to one-minute, but you will only receive up to 50 days of data.
a bit more
The 50 days was for an hourly query. It may be shorter for 1 minute...
Another site that has free data going back a few years for selected ETFs, stocks and some Forex is http://thebonnotgang.com/tbg/historical-data/


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NEW YORK - OCTOBER 01: Derek Boogaard of the New York Rangers celebrates his goal with team mates against the Ottawa Senators sits in the crease during their preseason game on October 1, 2010 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
The NHL Players' Association says it hasn't seen a lawsuit reportedly filed by the parents of late enforcer Derek Boogaard seeking $9.8 million from the union. TMZ reported Friday night that Boogaard's family is suing the union to collect the $4.8 million remaining on the contract for their son, who died last year, and an additional $5 million in punitive damages. According to TMZ, the suit says the players' association failed to take proper steps to help them receive the money left on Boogaard's deal with the New York Rangers when he died May 13, 2011, from a mixture of drugs and alcohol. ''We are saddened to read reports that the parents of the late Derek Boogaard have filed a lawsuit against the NHLPA,'' the union said in a statement sent to The Associated Press. ''We have not been served with or seen a copy of the complaint, but we are confident that there is no meritorious claim that can be made against the NHLPA in regard to Derek's tragic death. ''It is not appropriate to...
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