I'm looking for historical data on the New York Stock Exchanges Weekly
Advance Declines

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 05 May 2003 18:30 PDT

I will start doing research on your question.  In the meantime,
perhaps you can clarify: How far back do you need this data?

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 05 May 2003 19:12 PDT

So far, I have found a data set that includes weekly advances and
declines on the New York Stock Exchange back to January 9, 1981, as
well as a data set that includes daily advances and declines back to
March 1, 1965.  Each data set is available for $49.  Would this be a
sufficient answer?

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Clarification of Question by kidcandle-ga on 06 May 2003 08:10 PDT

I,m only interested in the weekly numbers, back to 1981 is ok Please
advise if they include Ad/DEC/UNCHANGED/TOTAL TRADED  THANK YOU

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 06 May 2003 08:56 PDT

The weekly data set I have found includes advances, declines, and
unchanged (the three pieces of data that I assumed from your question
you were most interested in), but not total traded.  Total volume is
listed in the daily data set that goes back to 1965.

Would this weekly data set, perhaps along with the daily data set,
suffice as an answer?

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Clarification of Question by kidcandle-ga on 06 May 2003 09:45 PDT

The Volume I do not need. The A/D/UN sounds fine. My first time Whats next? THANKS

Hello kidcandle-ga,

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Now, for the main answer to your question:

The IDX Database, offered by Pinnacle Data Corp., contains twelve
groups of data, available individually for $49.00.  The one you would
need is entitled W3 Weekly Breadth For NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX, and is the
second-to-last data group listed on this page.  It contains the
numbers of advancing, declining, and unchanged issues for the NYSE,
among other data.  As noted previously, the data goes back to 1/9/81.

"IDX Database"
Pinnacle Data Corp.
http://www.pinnacledata.com/idx.html

You can order this data group through one of the methods listed on the
following page:

"Pinnacle Data-Order Form and Pricing Information"
Pinnacle Data Corp.
http://www.pinnacledata.com/howorder.asp

I hope that the information I have provided is helpful.

- justaskscott-ga


Search terms used on Google:

historical nyse "advancing issues" "declining issues"

[I tried several other searches as well, but this search led me to the
IDX database.]

Thanks for the prompt response. I shall return.