End of Day commodities prices

[adrianallen99]

Is there anywhere I can download these?
Nice if they were free as well - I can get the charts. but to have the actual OHLC would be useful to put into excel.

Thanks in advance

Adrian

 

[Andreas]

Adrian,

A nice free site to download commodity futures prices in CSV (comma separated value) format is www.britefutures.com

Regards,
Andreas

 

[adrianallen99]

Ill check that out, thank you very much

 

[JonnyT]

Mytrack base subscription with SeirraCharts.

JonnyT

 

[oatman]

That Brite futures site looks useful. Cheers

 

[adrianallen99]

The email notification seems pretty keen to tell me that oatman has posted a reply, I have now received 3 emails telling me.

 

[donfo]

Not quite free, but Febo Dataform is what I've been using for years. http://home.earthlink.net/~dataform. $US 75 for 6 mo. Very easy to use ascii files that are emailed to me at the end of every trading day. Comes with a simple free charting program with a few basic indicators. It seems to be a one man operation. Hope this helps someone.

Are we all short gold today?

 

[lynx]

EOD Futures Data

I use Pinnacle Data, US$12 per month for all the North American commodities. The advantage is that I can create back-adjusted or non-adjusted continuous files on the fly. This allows me to use long term indicators like 200-bar MAs. Downloading is a breeze. There is also a very useful table of info on rollover dates, and the number of calendar and trading days left before rollover. The drawback is that I can't check prices of the forward contract. I have to wait till the current contract expires before the continuous files splice in the new prices. This is a bit inconvenient. If I get trade signals near a rollover date, I have to look elsewhere for info on the next contract in order to enter my trades.

 

[Dow Dog]

http://www.eoddata.com

 

[JonnyT]

MyTrack with SierraChart lets you create Continuous contracts using the timing criteria you want.

i.e On Expiry, 5 days before expiry etc.

JonnyT

 

[Moriarty]

Is there somewhere that historical commodity data is freely available? I only need 2003 and 2002. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[JonnyT]

Moriaty, send me a PM with your email address...

JonnyT

 

[-oo0(GoldTrader)]

Eod

MRCI's End of Day Quotes​

 

[RichardDale]

Try the DataTools product:

http://www.premiumdata.net/products/datatools/

End-of-day data on around 80 contracts across 13 exchanges. Data is in MetaStock & ASCII format. Extensive history available. You can generate continuous contract charts too. Free trial available.

Cheers,
Richard.

 

[Moneycat]

I have used Pinnacle, but thy mostly focus on US futures. Skipped to Quotes Plus, quite happy so far.