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If you don't have MatLab you can replicate the code by yourself. Improve this answer. JohnAndrews JohnAndrews 1 1 gold badge 5 5 silver badges 18 18 bronze badges. How far back does the minute data go back? I tried with one stock, requesting d, but it only went back 18 days March 26th to April 13th. They keep 1 year of historical data for equities. If you want hourly data, then you can only request 1 month at a time, but you can make 60 requests every 10 minutes.
If you use R, look at IBrokersreqHistory for a wrapper to download days of minutely data. Show 4 more comments. Atom Atom 41 1 1 bronze badge. Are they good?
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