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I found the answer was to manually cut and paste the data from the yahoo
site. For some odd reason, the data when displayed is accurate, but it's
adjusted only when you download to spreadsheet format.
So far I only have one stock that I'm interested in that has a dividend, so
I cut and pasted manually. Didn't take very long actually, there's 2/3 of a
year on each screen.
At 03-03-01 11:03 PM -0500, you wrote:
If you could add the dividend back into the stock price, would that solve
your problem? I am just asking.
Did you notice that when they dividend was given on Jan 31 2001 the stock
price was lower then the day before and that the volume decrease
significantly? Then on Feb 1 2001the next day the price went up and the
volume increased significantly.
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