Open mtlberri opened 4 years ago
I just see a continuous flow of price 24h/24h.
Hmm, you're right. I never noticed this. Perhaps it's a derivative of the S&P500 that trades 24/5?
In the end, the raw data files are just from Histdata. Their FAQ says the time zone is Eastern Standard Time (EST) time-zone WITHOUT Day Light Savings adjustments
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Data comes from here: https://www.histdata.com/download-free-forex-historical-data/?/ascii/1-minute-bar-quotes/SPXUSD
And according to the text it is SPX/USD = S&P 500 in USD
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If you have another data source for the real S&P 500 prices then feel free to open a PR to add them to this repo 🙂
Thanks for the reply, and yes indeed that is what histdata mentions. I went and did a few checks for the data and I and I am confused by several things. For example, there is even data on Sundays such as 2018-04-01. I could not wrap my head around a few things on the data. And I wanted to compare it to a reference but I could not because sadly it is very hard to find SP500 intraday data.
Ok, no big deal, it was a small idea I wanted to check against data but I will give up.
Thanks for your reply anyway! Cheers
it is very hard to find SP500 intraday data.
Yes I know. Please come back here to share if you find some 😃
Will do!
Hi, first of all, thanks for that repo, it is really a great thing.
I am using the S&P500 data, and I must confess I am a bit confused by the time zone and trading hours of the data. I just see a continuous flow of price 24h/24h. Which is strange as it trades only 9:30 am to 4 pm EST, and some pre-post hours trading. And since there is not the Volume traded in the data, I can hardly say when the trading day starts from the data.
What would help a lot would be to have an indication of which time zone is used for that data?
Thanks a lot for your help.