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To: Shane M who wrote (191)	3/2/2013 1:39:49 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Read Replies (1) of 218

Can you give a bit more info about your setup? You start with AAII database? Or you get AAII data into your own database? When you say "export ~100 columns for every stock in the database" - how does that work? You save/push from the DB side? Or you pull from the spreadsheet somehow? How manual is this step? Do you use Excel for spreadsheet side of things? I assume your DB has all the usual suspects for OKish data source: - Annual/quarterly sales (for couple years back?) - Annual/quarterly earnings (for couple years back?) - OCF - Some kind of FCF - Debt - Equity - Cash ------------------------- On my side, I was thinking to explore smf Excel add-in in more detail and see if it could be useful for me. I am not sure how much fundamental data it provides.

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