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Be warned, I've probably spent 100's of hours doing it.  But then it is interesting to me.  From the time spent I would probably have made more money getting a paper round...

I use eodhistoricaldata.com for end of day data.  But I calculate the breadth myself.  The challenge will be seeing if you can find a data source for the UK breadth data, even better if it is in a charting package.  Realistically if you are not into coding don't even think about going down the route I went down.

I take your point about getting into chart development and while it would be interesting I really don't have the time. 

Thanks for the data link, have you tried http://www.eoddata.com/products/historicaldata.aspx? May I ask what charting software you're using?

Ian

I've not tried it.  I was using Yahoo and then Google data until they stopped providing it, then I switched to eodhistoricaldata.com.

The software I am using is a database with a web front end I have written in PHP.  The charts are produced in SVG.  Really I've done  this way out of interest.  It started as a simple database to track what positions I had open.  Then I tracked the price, then once I had price simple charts made sense.  Really it is a monster that has grown out of something simple.  Probably not the best coded thing but it does some useful stuff for me.