Hi Jim,
While this may seem antithetical to your present practice (and desire for
"free" data), I'd suggest a subscription to either Quotes Plus or TC2005.
They will maintain your database for you with pretty clean reliable data, keep
stocks organized in industries/sectors/exchanges, handle symbol changes,
splits, etc. transparently. At about the cost of a round trip or so, it's
well worth the price versus the time, bother and aggravation entailed in
managing 3500 stocks on your own. To my way of thinking, that's hardly
free. Now if you were only worried about tracking say 100 or so, then
perhaps it wouldn't be such a chore.
Or you could try the free trials from one of these, use their organization
on your data base and then be done with them. I'd think that once you
started using one of them, you'd appreciate the time and effort it saves you and
subscribe. FWIW, I have subscriptions to both, get nothing from suggesting
them to you (unless you want to mention my name to QP, then I might get a
free month), but have relied on both for years (each has their good and bad
aspects, if you look back at posts from last Fall, Dan Clark had a very good
summary of them).
Peace and Justice --- Patrick
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 7:38 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Need to fix Database
- recommendations wanted
Hello,
I have about 3500 US symbols in my AB Yahoo EOD
database. I wish to continue to use Yahoo EOD but my tickers are not all
classified by sector and industry.
Can anyone recommend a way to
accomplish this? Is there an up to date file I could download (I
don't mind if it's 8,000 + stocks).
Thanks in advance.
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