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Mark
I like your style. <g>
I have 10 directories.
Cont - Continuation charts
and Currency, Energies, Finance, Grains, Index, Meats, Metals, Softs, Soybeans
Not that I follow all of them [but just in case <g>] and some only have 2 or 3
contracts in them.
I am a newbie at MS and trading. Still trying to piece it all together, so I
keep lots of data. That way hopefully I can start to follow some of the
threads.
I'm using TBSP for data. Doesn't require the downloader. I forgot about the
downloader and was getting very confused about how to move/delete contracts
... I finally figured it out using TBSP's download/export software but I think
I could have used the MS Downloader to move/delete... [right?]
Do you use continuations charts or index charts at all? Who do you use for
data?
BTW Thanks for the response. I guess no one else had any ideas Oh well
Chris
In a message dated 9/3/98 11:42:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, trader-m@xxxxxxx
writes:
> Subj: RE: organizing files
> Date: 9/3/98 11:42:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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>
> Chris:
>
> I organize my files into 5 categories:
>
> AGR - grains and meats
> FIN - currencies, indices, bonds
> F&F - lumber, oj, cocoa, coffee, sugar
> MET - metals
> NRG - energy products
>
>
> I created all the contracts of interest for 1998 in these 5 directories.
>
> I move the current contracts I'm interested in, about 20, into a directory
> called FUTURES.
>
> I update theses 6 directories daily.
>
> All expired contracts are put into a directory on a product by product
basis.
>
> Expired directory names have an underscore as prefix in the name. I have 5
> top
> level directories for historicals:
> _AGR
> _FIN
> _F&F
> _MET
> _NRG
>
> Under each of these, I store individual contracts for each commodity.
> For example, all expired soybean contracts are stored in \_AGR\_S
> and all expired Natural Gas files are under \_NRG\_NG.
>
> This means maintenance about once per month to move out expired contracts,
> and put the new current contract in to the FUTURES directory.
>
> Anyone else have some ideas?
>
>
> ..Mark
>
>
> you wrote:
> How do you folks manage your files? Remove expired contracts or juggle them
> around into other directories or groups and such. The names in the
directory
> are not logical to me.
>
> Any help in how to manage these files and/or organize files is greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Chris
>
>
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