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I joined this mailing list a month ago and this is
the first mail I have had...........is this all the activity that goes on
??
If I was you I would forget the free stuff
and pay $20 a month for data, it seems a bit dumb to stinge out on the
price of commissions on one trade for the tools that you need. Paid data is
usually more accurate and it is such a low cost that it is so worth it.
Getting free data is a bit like disconnecting your
phone line in favour of using an online voice chat..............it just isn't
going to be as good.............
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John
To: <A title=metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2003 5:33
PM
Subject: Yahoo Data
Presently I get individual stock end of day
prices from Yahoo.com. These include Open, High, Low, Last &
Volume.
I would like to get Advances, Declines for the
New York and Nasdaq exchanges. Also Highs & Lows for both exchanges. If
someone could give the symbols for these if known I would appreciate
it.
Additionally if symbols for the commodity future
of the S&P 500 & US Treasury Bonds.
Other free sources if known and given
would be appreciated too.
Those interested may find it helpful to buy
Dcenter software which I use for downloading the data I am getting now. This
is an initial cost only and there after no more costs. The one negative factor
is end of day data is not usually ready until 11 -11:30 PM Pacific time in the
evening. Those of you in the the eastern part of the country may wish to
consider early morning data retrival and analysis using this
source.
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