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FREEN has contributed to 6 posts out of 21251 total posts
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20 Most recent posts:
Data and Content Support »
Issues vs. Shares/stocks Nov 26, 2010 05:06 PM
(Total replies: 5)
Thanks Todd, Still waiting for an answere here ; ) Q: Basicly, what´s the difference between issues and stocks/shares? Is "issue" used as "company". So that "issues traded up" means the number of companies (rather than the number of shares) that was traded higher than in last tick?
Data and Content Support »
up/down volume Nov 26, 2010 11:04 AM
(Total replies: 4)
In his answere Stan wrote: "As the day goes on, say that XYZ’s price dips below $50 and is now $49. All of XYZ’s volume today will now count as *down* volume, including the trades that had been made earlier at $51 that were counted as up volume at that time." So if a stock trades above previous days price all day,and in the last minutes it trades bellow that price, the volume for all day will be down volume?! Q 1. In intraday bars will all those bars be down bars? Q 2: If yes above, ss there en index/symbol for more accurate description of intraday volume for S&P, NASDAQ etc?
Data and Content Support »
up/down volume Nov 26, 2010 10:42 AM
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Picking up an old post here. Would appreciate an explanation also on the bellow, and the difference from the symbols in Odins post above: S&P 500 $ VOL DOWN DI6D.Z S&P 500 $ VOL TOTAL DI6T.Z S&P 500 $ VOL UNCHG DI6U.Z S&P 500 $ VOL UP DI6A.Z Is there a legend on the symbology? I find it confusing. Thanks, Fredrik
Data and Content Support »
Issues vs. Shares/stocks Apr 11, 2010 05:28 AM
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1) VINT.Z Is in one place defined as "NYSE ISSUES VOLUME TOTAL", in another place "the total number of shares traded that day on the NYSE". Q: Is issues/stocks/shares used synonymously? 2) If so, what data does this symbol carry: JVNT.Z - NYSE NET VOLUME (issues/stocks/shares OR companies) 3) To get things right I´d appreciate if you give med the symbols for the total amount of shares traded on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX respectively. Thanks!
Data and Content Support »
Issues vs. Shares/stocks Apr 11, 2010 04:53 AM
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Sorry, but this taken from IQfeeds site confuses me. English not beeing my native language this might be obvious to most; AMEX VOLUME The AMEX volume represents the total AMEX ADV number of shares traded that day on VCAA.Z AMEX DEC AMEX. The advances and declines VCAD.Z AMEX TOT represent the number of AMEX issues VCAT.Z AMEX UNCH that traded up or down in price from VCAU.Z the previous day's close.? Basicly, what´s the difference between issues and stocks/shares? Is "issue" used as "company". So that "issues traded up" means the number of companies (rather than the number of shares) that was traded higher than in last tick? Thanks, Fredrik
Data and Content Support »
PUT / CALL RATIO symbols Apr 11, 2010 04:37 AM
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Beeing a new customer from eSignal I look for IQfeed´s symbols to theses indices: PUT / CALL RATIO - ALL EQUITIES - ALL EXCHANGES PUT / CALL RATIO - ALL INDEX - ALL EXCHANGES PUT / CALL RATIO - ALL I+E - ALL EXCHANGES (http://www.esignal.com/exchange/01_2007/product_news.asp) Thanks, Fredrik |
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