Upload of the data was succesfuly completed Click „Import file“ button and select our text file exported from TradeStation. Now everything is ready for the import of real data from TradeStation. We can call this symbol Do not forget to set DataType – TradeStation and choose our instrument from the selectbox. Select tab “Data sources” and click button “Add symbol”. Now let’s add new symbol into StrategyQuant. Standard price per trade is 5 USD for one contract. TS Price Scale x TS MinMove = 1/100 x 25 = 0.25ĭefault spread is for Futures 0 as costs per trade is always charged separately.
Unlike the Forex, for futures both values are the same.Ĭalculation of Pip/Tick size, Pip/Tick step Very common question is which value choose for Pip/tick size and Pip/tick step.
Let’s open Data manager, switch to the “Instruments and sessions” tab and and click “Add instrument”. Now we will open to StrategyQuant and continue with importing data.Ĭreating new instrument in StrategyQuant data manager Save the setting and wait until new data is symbol settingĪs a next step we will open data window and save data from our graph. Here we will set ticker, 10 years history and one minute precision. Open new graph in TradeStation and show it’s symbol properties. This precision is convenient as you can calculate any higher timeframe with this M1 data in SQ. We will save e-mini SP500 futures symbol which continuous contract ticker is We will use one minute M1 precision. Exporting data from TradeStation into CSV fileĪs the first point we will save data from TradeStation into text file. You can use this tutorial also for importing almost any kind of data in CSV (text) format into StrategyQuant.
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Currently StrategyQuant fully supports export of strategies into this platform so let’s show how to import its data. TradeStation is widely used broker which is known for its high-quality data history. In this article I will show you how to import data from TradeStation into StrategyQuant. Importing data from TradeStation into StrategyQuant
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