Yes, i need EOD data for delisted stocks to perform tests of some trading strategy (it gives too fine results even with anti survivorship-bias filters on price and volume). It's not clear for me - How does CSI provide their EOD data. As far as i could figure out they give software and userid to access their online databases, not CD with databases itself. Am i right? Did anybody use their services? By the way, i've found provider that offers cheap data for delisted stocks, but they're Australian.
You could just drop any stock that drops below $20 or something like that. That way you stop trading it before it gets delisted. You get rid of it before they do.
I wrote that even with such filter (and with some filter on volume) system gives too much. Delisting may happen because of mrgr/acq, becoming private or whoever knows what else.
Old thread - but does anyone know where I can get a recent list of delisted stocks stocks for the NYSE / NASDAQ dating back to 2000? This link http://www.codehappy.net/charts/delisted_stocks.txt goes up till Aug 06 - so what I am missing is 06 till present.
The free trial period is 14 days, though it might only take few days to get connected before can extract the list ??? Newbie of quantshare, still struggling.
No relation to the company,but it is a very interesting product.I am still very low on the learning curve,but it is the only program that I have come across that really lets you integrate fundamentals and technicals at a human price.My issue is that I am not a terribly gifted programmer,and am struggling with the genetic optimiser and neural nets applications in regard to fundamentals..
You can try this site, it has historical price data for former S&P 500 companies that have been delisted: http://marketcapitalizations.com/historical-data/stock-prices-delisted-sp500/