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Strange. Yahoo's current quotes are supplied by
Reuters and their historical by CSI. Doubt that you will do better.
Current quotes from any supplier might have some errors but these should be
straightened out by the historical. At least that is my experience using
dCenter for both current and historical.
Bill
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Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 11:37
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Subject: Quotelf and Yahoo
Has anyone had any experience with downloading end of day
quotes from yahoousing Quotelf? I currently use Reuters and find
that the Yahoo quotes areinaccurate. Also where there are
inaccuracies, the Quotelf program is notsmart enough to correct previous
bad data. Although I would prefer freequotes I guess you get what
you pay for. Anyone else had this
experience?
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