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Questions related to obtain a long history of data.
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1 minute data: Japan, Australia and India stocks
You can use Thomson Reuters Tick History to get intraday data at 1 minute interval. However, you need to pay for that. Many university provide access to this database.
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what is the best academic dataset for returns of European stocks?
My understanding if you want a very clean stock returns, it is better to calculate that from commercial data.
and this also depends on what return you want to calculate - such as price return, total r …
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