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johnnyqpublic
Registered: Mar 2010
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07-14-10 05:12 AM
Quote from dareminator:
Yahoo lists both outstanding and free float. I don't know how accurate it is. The resolution is fairly low (IBM is displayed as 1.28 B). You can use Amibroker/Amiquote, and probably many other charting apps, to download and automate your calculations.
Eureqa looks like one neat technology. Thanks for the pointer.
Thanks for the Yahoo tip. A little more poking around led me to Bloomberg's site, which has the float numbers in greater precision, as well as info for some stocks that Yahoo lacks, such as BRK/B.
I've got some Ruby+Nokogiri code to pull float information (could be used to pull any field Yahoo or Bloomberg exposes) from the command line, if anyone would find it useful.
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fairy
Registered: Jan 2011
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01-22-11 03:24 PM
hi, i'm a graduate student in china, could you send me the list of the GICS Sector, Industry Group, and Industry codes for the stocks in the S&P 500, i need it for my paper. tks.
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derivs
Registered: May 2011
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05-11-11 01:42 AM
Quote from johnnyqpublic:
Thanks for the Yahoo tip. A little more poking around led me to Bloomberg's site, which has the float numbers in greater precision, as well as info for some stocks that Yahoo lacks, such as BRK/B.
I've got some Ruby+Nokogiri code to pull float information (could be used to pull any field Yahoo or Bloomberg exposes) from the command line, if anyone would find it useful.
Hi Johnnyqpublic
I would be keen to take a look at your code if you can email it to me. Thanks
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