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Thanks. I use CSI data, and this is very helpful for their database
of active symbols. I'm still trying to figure out how to tackle
their database that includes inactive symbols. In this database,
each symbol has a suffix number attached (because deleted symbols get
re-used). I can't think of a way to assign these to markets, etc
without a massive amount of manual labor. Any ideas would be welcome.
Wayne
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "elee67" <elee67@xxxx> wrote:
>
> I downloaded the information from CSI Data and massaged the data a
bit
> to create this file.
>
> Format is a CSV
> Name,Symbol,Sector Number,Industry Number,Market Number
>
> Sector Number is defined in the brokers.sectors file attached in
the zip
> Industry number is also defined in the brokers.industry file
>
> Market is defined as follows :
>
> 0 - Index
> 1 - NYSE
> 2 - NASDAQ
> 3 - AMEX
>
> NOTE - If you are using Yahoo to obtain your quotes, you need to
> prefix the symbols for Indexes with a ^ .. For MSN Quotes, you need
a
> $. You'll need to create a symbol translation table. I will upload
> those at a later point in time.
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