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Nate:
In contrast to stock and index data, have you found a
way to obtain historical mutual fund data or just daily? Perhaps you have
not tried to download historical yet (would be worthwhile checking if this is
the case). Reports from the dCenter downloader people indicate that it
cannot be done. Strange since historical mutual fund data can be
downloaded into a spreadsheet, but I guess not into data files used by charting
programs. If spreadsheets can be supported from a historical database, I
cannot understand why charting program data files are not. But then Igave
up trying to understand the cyberworld after programs became too complex for
Basic back when dinasaurs roamed the earth ;-)
Bill
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Dr. S.
Nathan Berger
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 7:44 AM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: NASDAQ
download
I download from Yahoo each evening around 9 to 9:30 PM
Eastern time.Earlier quotes are available, but in a large database,
many quotes willnot have been updated. Mutual fund quotes are not
generally posted untilmuch later, so I retrieve those the following
day.Nate BergerAt 10:31 AM 5/25/01 -0000, you
wrote:>Hi>you are in Brussels, so GMT+1.00 hours( Im in Zagreb
GMT+1.00), US >NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX are in GMT-5.00. The difference is
6.00 hours >i.e. when is 15h.30m ( 3.30 pm in Brussels), it is 9.30 am
on >US&Canada Central Eastern Time.The US bourses close on 4.00 pm
( >22.00 on your time). Aftertrading hours depends on what ECN youwish
>to use.>>Good
Luck>Drazen>>>>>>>---
In amibroker@xxxx, GEERTS.JOHAN@xxxx wrote:>> Hello,>>
>> Please, can anybody tell me from what time on I can start
>downloading >> the NASDAQ closing quotes from Yahoo forthat
day? Your
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