Need Help Finding Data

[tsptalk]

I'm looking for historical volume data for major indexes. Does anyone have a link?

Thanks,
Tom

[FUTURESTRADER]

I'm looking for historical volume data for major indexes. Does anyone have a link?

Thanks,
Tom

prophet.net has NAZ, DOW and S$P back to 1990 on their charts

[Spaf]

Also:

http://tinyurl.com/8659t

Symbols
Index
NASDAQ.......... $COMPQ ..... ^IXIC
DJIA............... $INDU ........ ^DJI
S&P500........... $SPX ..........^SPX..... SPX..... GSPC

[tsptalk]

Thanks for the links. I don't really see where the volume data is on those sites. Maybe you have to be a subscriber to get that type of info (trading volume on indexes).

[Spaf]

It helps ifn you put on your glasses!......:notrust:...... :D


Thanks for the links. I don't really see where the volume data is on those sites. Maybe you have to be a subscriber to get that type of info (trading volume on indexes).

[tsptalk]

I must me hyperlink challenged. :) How about a link to the volume data? Thanks!

[Spaf]

http://tinyurl.com/8659t

The volume data is listed!.... Or I'am loosing my mind? Won't be the first time! I lose it quite regularlly......:D

Can I be like "Nnuutt" and blame it on the %^&*#! ?



I must me hyperlink challenged. :) How about a link to the volume data? Thanks!

[tsptalk]

Doesn't look like the old quotes show volume...

Historical Quote For: SPX

Thursday, December 22, 2005
Closing Price: 1,268.12
Open: 1,262.79
High: 1,268.19
Low: 1262.5
Volume: n/a

[FUTURESTRADER]

Tom,

the java charts @ prophet.net show the volume in the chart as you mouse over each day...probably not what you had in mind tho, i.e. data dump into excel?

[tsptalk]

Yeah, excel download would be ideal.

[merlin]

I would like to setup an excel app to accept historical data. Does anyone know where I can get any idea on the setup? Also did the dump from prophet. net work?

Merlin

[vectorman]

Just found this this link which contains alot of interesting charts.

http://www.chartsrus.com/

[James48843]

Tom:

Historical Volume data- going back to 1950's:

http://www.data360.org/dsg.aspx?Data_Set_Group_Id=368&count=all

It's a month by month- not a daily number, but it is something.

Hope that is what you need.

[tsptalk]

Thanks! Looks like I made the request about 2 1/2 years ago - Unfortunately, I can't remember why. Ain't it great getting old? :D