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Wilshire 4500 Quote
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Glad I could help!
(again, hehe)
http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/forum14/226.html
For some reason I posted that in the I Fund forum. D'oh.
Check out the program I mention in there and let me know what you think. (It doesn't work at my work anymore, hence my looking for volume charts.)
Glad I could help!
(again, hehe)
http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/forum14/226.html
For some reason I posted that in the I Fund forum. D'oh.
Check out the program I mention in there and let me know what you think. (It doesn't work at my work anymore, hence my looking for volume charts.)
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I'm trying to grasp the ticker "standards". Some places use $ to denote an index, others use ^. $SPX works on Scottrade, but $DWCP does not, DWCP does. I assume they are set by the feed provider, however many there are. So, I just try the shotgun approach.
Then there's the "dot" tickers you posted for me yesterday for volume...I need a map! hehe
I like that feed you have on the index page, BTW, it's very convenient.
I'm trying to grasp the ticker "standards". Some places use $ to denote an index, others use ^. $SPX works on Scottrade, but $DWCP does not, DWCP does. I assume they are set by the feed provider, however many there are. So, I just try the shotgun approach.
Then there's the "dot" tickers you posted for me yesterday for volume...I need a map! hehe
I like that feed you have on the index page, BTW, it's very convenient.
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Rolo wrote:
Rolo wrote:
Do you meanbarchart.com? It looks OK for stock quotes (at the bottom of the pages) but they (actually the exchanges themselves) charge $1200 to $1500 a year each to get a Dow and S&P 500 quote. Now they stopped getting the Wilshire quote, so it is getting a bit useless for us. I've been looking for another service like it but I think they will all have to charge that fee for the Dow and S&P.
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Tom, why pay for it. If someone really wants to know, and I am one of them, if they have the symbols for the fund they want to know, they can use the nasdaq board or many others. My feeling is dont spend money if you don't have to. Make us work a little, it is not that difficult.
Tom, why pay for it. If someone really wants to know, and I am one of them, if they have the symbols for the fund they want to know, they can use the nasdaq board or many others. My feeling is dont spend money if you don't have to. Make us work a little, it is not that difficult.
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Rolo wrote:
I probably won't be paying for it (the dow and s&p quotes). I really wantto keep this a free site so keeping costs down is a must. For now, I'll have to rely more on that Yahoo quotes link, making more noticeable.
Rolo wrote:
It is just a script from barchart.com.
I probably won't be paying for it (the dow and s&p quotes). I really wantto keep this a free site so keeping costs down is a must. For now, I'll have to rely more on that Yahoo quotes link, making more noticeable.
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They horked it a few days ago, the image does not show.
Going directly to the html page works around the problem:
http://www.tsp.gov/index.html
They horked it a few days ago, the image does not show.
Going directly to the html page works around the problem:
http://www.tsp.gov/index.html
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tsptalk wrote:
Mostly used when one breaks a program/code/script/web page/config/etc. It comes from Hoëk, as in Ren Hoëk from the Ren & Stimpy Show.
Like the euphamism it represents, it is every part of speech: horky, horkage. You can also use it as a prefix to make many words:horkestra, hork-O-rama,horkophany, horktacular, horktitude, horkasm, etc.
heh:* "The more you know..."
tsptalk wrote:
hehe, ya, hork hasn't made mainstream yet?Horked?
Mostly used when one breaks a program/code/script/web page/config/etc. It comes from Hoëk, as in Ren Hoëk from the Ren & Stimpy Show.
Like the euphamism it represents, it is every part of speech: horky, horkage. You can also use it as a prefix to make many words:horkestra, hork-O-rama,horkophany, horktacular, horktitude, horkasm, etc.
heh:* "The more you know..."
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