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lilbit
03-07-2007, 09:02 PM
Hello guys!
I have a problem, could not find data I need.
I need stock perfomance data during last year for sevedral companies in US! Where I can easily get them!
Any thoughts just write here
Thanks.
lilbit
03-07-2007, 09:34 PM
I stated not clear enough, I need dayly prices of the stock!
in yahoo Finance there is no such data.
May be somebody has an access to such databases.
Thnx
When you say daily do you mean time&sales for one day? For instance stock price in the morning at 9:30 was 20 and at 10:00 was 21?
it's there...on yahoo finance
when you type company's NYSE-listed name(let's say GE:general electric) and hit enter, you will get general info page for that company. on the left, you will see historical prices for GE from 1962 to 2007. I can sort them by daily, weekly, monthly etc prices.
In this case you need daily. That's it!
I think she/he needs intraday price.
lilbit
03-07-2007, 10:40 PM
Martingale and abcd I got what I needed!
Thank you guys!
BTW its dayly price needed as I am doing my research on volatility, and I am going to treat data for several companies.
It's new concept of volatility proposed by one physicist and I am going to test it for security markets!
Thank you
lilbit
03-07-2007, 10:51 PM
If he needed intraday prices, he would say intra-day prices not daily prices.
Besides, in other thread he talked about big stock decline since 9/11, which happened on 27th of february. Most likely he is doing a reserach on some company's stock performance. for that you need daily prices, not intraday prices, Mr. abcd.:)
You keep tracking all my post, huh? ;)
Regardnig that research I did, but stopped, because I forgot all math I knew :D. All the derivative equation with several constants and etc is out of my mind unfortunetely. I was trying to build simple, very simple model on recent decline in Chinese market, but everything stopped with solving technical problems (very complicated math, and etc). But . . . I could make predictions for two assignments for two classes. One of them worked - and professor who looked at it shorted part of his portfolio. Another one we are going to see in near future. It will happen definetely!:)
SALAR
03-08-2007, 09:17 AM
It's new concept of volatility proposed by one physicist and I am going to test it for security markets!
Can you elaborate a lillbit more on the model please, because I used to do volatility modeling
Пушкарева
03-08-2007, 11:19 AM
Collect your own - like Nezabudka does ;) "Yesli gor ane idyot k Magomedu, Magomed idyot k gore" deyishganmidilar :)
The advice is an absolute pain in the b*t, but eventually you'll be proud of yourself.
PS: Then share it with the GOskomstat (c) lavie :lol:
Hello guys!
I have a problem, could not find data I need.
I need stock perfomance data during last year for sevedral companies in US! Where I can easily get them!
Any thoughts just write here
Thanks.
Samimiy
03-08-2007, 12:31 PM
Collect your own - like Nezabudka does ;)
The advice is an absolute pain in the b*t, but eventually you'll be proud of yourself.
In lilbit's case, collecting and using primary data would be a much bigger pain. Whereas getting secondary data takes only a few minutes.
Off:
"Yesli gor ane idyot k Magomedu, Magomed idyot k gore" deyishganmidilar
Bu - kopirlar uylab topgan ahmoqona maqol. :evil:
lilbit
03-09-2007, 06:05 AM
SALAR I'll clarify the model as soon as I get some results! You'll get the copy of it :)
~*NeZaBudkA*~ :)) I don't have time to sit and copy all the data from trading platforms - it's too time consuming, data from yahoo Finance is enough for me. Samimiy was right ;)
Thank you guys for your assistance!
and one more questions
Does anybody of you calculated historical volatility by yourself!? If yes, how the results you got differ from published one?
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