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Bert wrote:
> Here is my nomination for an EOD data supplier that provides:
the question is not HOW MUCH they provide and HOW CHEAP
- but how CORRECT correct the data is. see FUTURES-mag few
months ago with big differences - unfortunately I dont have this at
hand so dont kow whether they are included and how they did.
they may be good - I certainly will give them a try.
rgds hans
> Unlimited access to historical and end-of-day stock, commodity,
> index, and mutual fund data (as well as commitment of traders data)
> for a fixed price of $9.95 per month. (NOT for each type of data but
> for ALL data!) There are no per quote or per file fees.
>
> They offer a free no obligation two week trial period. (Without an
> up front charge of any kind that I am aware of. )
>
> Data connection by internet or dial up down load. (same price, just
> in case you have an ISP problem)
>
> No sign up fees, no software fees although they will provide data
> dial-up and management software when you ask for the free trial.
>
> Data is in ASCII format so it is compatible with most every charting
> and spreadsheet software. (The management software even includes a
> Metastock/Computrac converter. It now also lets you select a 6 or 8
> digit date format.)
> You can also try the Equis converter from
> >>> http://www.equis.com/free/downloader-rtd/ <<<
> to ensure error free conversions.
>
> If you use the offer code "BAK5Y" when you sign up for the trial
> period you will get a 7 month month subscription for $55.00 or 14
> months for $100.00 if you decide to keep the service.
>
> They have been providing data since 1992, and I found them when I
> got fed up with the CSI UA program change bugs. I found this data
> provider very responsive to customer inquiries. (they are not
> without some occasional problems - but who isn't?)
>
> For more information go to their web site >>>
> http://www.msodata.com/ <<< or call them at 626-287-9215.
>
> And for those of you that were wondering, YES I do get some personal
> gain by providing you with this information. But I think for those
> that can benefit form this post, it is in keeping with other things
> that I have seen over the months that I have been watching.
>
> Bert.
>
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