February 28, 2007. Version 2.5 of OwnData released The program is compatible with TradeStation 8.2 (Build 3848) Added Opentick.com data feed Added QCharts (Qfeed) data feed Added Bloomberg data feed Added TransAct Futures data feed Now firebird local server is integrated in the program and this will improve the program stability and decrease chances of blocking additional processes (services) by firewall The internal data management system has been completely changed. Formerly, each chart requested data from a data feed separately and this caused data discrepancy and considerable lagging. Errors were inconspicuous, but indicators did reveal problems as even a single lost tick could change completely the whole picture of Volume or Tick bars. For instance, received on real-time data signals differed greatly from those received on historical data Data request algorithm has been optimized for all data feeds, improving the speed of history data downloading on some feeds manifold. This is especially noticeable on Interactive Brokers data List of available exchanges added Improved stability November 17, 2005. Version 2.4 of OwnData released The program is compatible with TradeStation 8.1 SP1 (Build 3006) Added possibility to use any resolution size in TS8. For instance you can use Tick bars with 20,000 size Added tool bar in QuoteManager Added MetaStock data source Changed algorithm of Volume bar’s building. Now when we complete a bar we don’t discard the rest of volume, but transfer it to a new bar The software is compatible with Interactive Brokers API 8.61 and TWS 853 September 16, 2005. Version 2.3 of OwnData released The list of new features and improvements: Now it is possible to enter the symbol name without the prefix of the data vendor as the necessary information is taken from the file Long symbol names are possible ASCII import supports the selection of separators Added the FreeQuotes data source and you can receive the free of charge minute and daily quotes QuoteManager can work in the online mode. In the online mode the unlimited number of symbols can be connected to a data feed and the received quotes are stored in the database. Thus, there is no necessity to create a chart to receive quotes, now it is possible to do it in QuoteManager Interactive Brokers data source allows you to download six month of historical intraday data. The software is compatible with API 8.52 and TWS 8.51 Compatibility with TS Data Hub. Now you can use remote Global Server as a Data Source Ability to view and edit data that is stored in the local database. It helps quickly find and correct the bad ticks as well as add or delete new data June 28, 2005. Version 2.2 of OwnData released The list of new features and improvements: In ASCII mapping:     - The program recognizes updates to ASCII files and refreshes charts immediately. This enable using regularly updated files without further complications. The program can update charts up to several times per second depending on the update speed of ASCII files; - New feature for files containing arbitrary times/dates. For example Tick bars, Volume bars, Range bars etc. New storage with high data packing density, improved access and writing speed; Support for Weekly and Monthly resolutions; Support for 24 hour history from Interactive Brokers; An Australian data vendor - MarketCast; Overall system speed improvement; Popular data vendor - IQFeed.net. March 28, 2005. Version 2.1 of OwnData released The list of new features: eSignal symbol lookup has been added; Chart loading time has been decreased up to 3 times; ASCII mapping has been implemented. The list of fixes: Incorrect tick bars from GlobalServer data source; Incorrect charts for tick files that don't have seconds in timestamp. February 15, 2005. Version 2.0 of OwnData released OwnData 2 is the second generation of unique software that allows you using third party data in TradeStation 8 and thus opens brand new possibilities for your trading. OwnData 2 is developed from the scratch considering the user input, the issues and limitations of the first generation. The most demanding reliability and functionality requirements were met without sacrificing user-friendliness.