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Many data services have a monthly minimum charge. To only watch 25 charts may
not be cost affective. If you have MS Excel and use the internet it might be
worth trying to get the news and quotes for from the internet. I know with
Yahoo you can set up a personal webpage that lets you setup a portfolio. You
will then get some news Reuters and some research Zachs from those in in
portfolio. Also you can save the end of day as comma deliminated or
spreadsheeet format. Something like that. All thought it will take some time to
load data. It may be worth it for a while. Free is free.
Harley
On Sun, 25 May 1997 11:20:01 -0400,
Jozef G Ron de wrote...
>Am a new member on your list and a novice in the stockmarket.( +/- 1 =
>year have money invested in 5 funds + 5 stocks and watching +/- 20 =
>stocks ).
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>Am reading daily the comments and advises on this list, and am very =
>interested in following the advises of the experts on this list closer.
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>Plan to be downloading data and news for +/- 25 funds on a weekly and 40 =
>stocks on a daily basis.
>Have Metastock version 6 with the downloader.
>Need advice on choosing the right data vendor that suites my needs best =
>(Speed, price, News, history) and if this is the right approach to =
>start.
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>P.s. I live in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles. (nice island in the =
>Caribbean :-).
>In advance thanks for your comments.
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>Jozef g. de Ron.
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Harley Meyer
meyer093@xxxxxxxxxx
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