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Strategies & Market Trends : Trading futures based on intermarket trends

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To: lee0 who wrote (11)	2/20/2002 3:39:30 AM
From: fut_trade	Read Replies (1) of 73

I look at historical SP and US/TY futures data, available from 1982 for SP and 1978 for US. If you want more data, I guess you can compare the cash index S&P 500 with treasury bond yields: from 1950 to present table.finance.yahoo.com^GSPC&g=d from 1977 to present (I don't know off-hand where to get older historical t-bond yields, but there should be some place on the web that has them for free) federalreserve.gov Take a free trial with qp2.com and you can download futures and cash data from 1990 to present. Free futures data from 1978 to 1999: turtletrader.com Some other free futures data: grainmarketresearch.com

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