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I followed this thread and it stopped with the GIC's developed by S&P. I too
would like to re-group my securities according to classification. The one
that I was really interested in was the system used by Investors Business
Daily. I bought their classification book once but I would have to hand
enter all of the information which was more work than I was ready for at the
time. Does someone know where to find this classification system in a
downloadable format? I am open for other suggestions as well. So, what are
others using? Where can I find a a claasification list that covers all
American stocks? How is this transferred into new files for MS?
Doug
"JJ " wrote:
> set up folders according to industry classifications. A standard is
> the Global Industry Classifiactaions or GICs developed by S&P and
> Morgan Stanley. See here for a cross reference for the S&P1500 stocks:
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> http://www2.standardandpoors.com/spf/xls/index/15_20030127_C.xls
>
> This link will eventually become old, so search around on their site
> for updated material.
>
> Follow the instructions in the Downloader manual to create and
> populate folders.
>
> QuotesPlus and the Debry add-on also offer services to arrange stocks
> into group folders. The Debry add on can be used to create group
> averages.
>
> /j
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