Data Delivery
Tick Data
Deep History Data
Not all clients require the time series building capabilities of TickWrite when using historical data. For them, we have a growing suite of data delivery options that provide just the Deep History data files.
For equity markets, these are ‘as-traded’ files, named by the symbol under which each company traded on a given day. For futures and options data, these files each contain one day of trading in a single contract. For cash index and forex data, these files simply contain one day of activity.
Clients can download Deep History data using these methods:
TickMarket and TickSymbol API request
- Make programmatic access to Tick Data’s as-traded Deep History data files by day via API calls Access as-traded data you have licensed from Tick Data programmatically, directly from your models, without human intervention.
- Access as-traded data you have licensed from Tick Data programmatically, directly from your models, without human intervention.
- Download a complete market or a symbol subset by day with the convenience of FTP and the flexibility and automation of an API.
- No software installation or FTP client required.
- The API allows calls from virtually any programming language (Java, .Net, C, C++, PHP, etc).
S3-to-S3 Sync
- For clients in AWS, access data directly from our S3 buckets.
- Extremely fast transfer rates within AWS.
- Tick Data’s infrastructure is located in US-East-1.
- Use AWS CLI or similar software to perform sync.
- Can be set up to run automatically at times of day when updates are available.
S3 Download
- Use AWS CLI or similar software to sync a location outside of AWS cloud.
- Can be set up to run automatically at times of day when updates are available.
- Very fast download speeds.