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5:35AM
ammy
March 31
salim_chisty
Need NIFTY and bank Nifty futures Historical data of
ZD1801
March 31
in
Market data (WebSockets)
I need the 1 minutes period, historical data of last 4-5 years of Nifty/BankNifty and stocks in the same format as we get for currently active expiries.
Please let me know how i can download
Tagged:
historical data
HistoricalData
salim_chisty
March 31
You can access intraday historical data for active options contracts; however, historical data is not available for expired option contracts.
For futures, day-level historical data can be retrieved using the
continuous data
feature.
For more details, please refer to the
historical data documentation
and the
historical data FAQs
.
ammy
5:35AM
This is a common limitation with Kite.
You don’t get tick-level history, and even minute data has gaps when you try to scale backtesting properly.
Most people end up doing one of these:
use third-party vendors for tick data
or downgrade models to minute-level assumptions
But honestly the bigger issue isn’t just data availability, it’s what you do after that.
Even with data, you still need to handle:
probability of setups
drawdown behaviour
sector context
otherwise backtests look great but don’t hold in live markets.
That’s where I feel most retail setups break.
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For futures, day-level historical data can be retrieved using the continuous data feature.
For more details, please refer to the historical data documentation and the historical data FAQs.
You don’t get tick-level history, and even minute data has gaps when you try to scale backtesting properly.
Most people end up doing one of these:
use third-party vendors for tick data
or downgrade models to minute-level assumptions
But honestly the bigger issue isn’t just data availability, it’s what you do after that.
Even with data, you still need to handle:
probability of setups
drawdown behaviour
sector context
otherwise backtests look great but don’t hold in live markets.
That’s where I feel most retail setups break.