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To: shane forbes who wrote (18695)6/2/1999 4:13:00 PM
From: Moonray  Respond to of 25814
 
shane, I would think that EACH site is different (as to reliabiliy) as
to its data. In the case of Yahoo, it may even depend on whether you
are looking at a chart, quote or data. Here is a data example:
IBM split 2:1 on May 27:
ibm.com
Using Yahoo data download to screen, one sees:
chart.yahoo.com
which to me shows the original daily prices and volume on the days
before the split. When I used to to do my own charting, I would always
have to adjust these pre-split prices and volumes before plotting them.
You might enter your stock symbol & time in the Yahoo above, then check
the volume on whatever chart you are looking at, vs what is shown in the
data table. Can you find the IBM split in this telescan chart?<g>:
tscn.com

o~~~ O



To: shane forbes who wrote (18695)6/2/1999 11:41:00 PM
From: Moonray  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25814
 
shane, here is another site for historical data:
financialweb.com
Please notice that the say "Historical data is adjusted for all
stock splits". But also notice that the volume is in error for the
first of June. Guess the "Net may not yet be ready for "prime time".
Best to take a shotgun approach to data, across several sites.

o~~~ O


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