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Subject:
Locating 'Unadjusted" Historical Stock Prices
Category: Business and Money Asked by: slehr430-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
07 Jun 2006 05:48 PDT
Expires: 07 Jul 2006 05:48 PDT Question ID: 736045 |
Is there a website that tracks historical stock prices that DOES NOT historically adjust for mergers/acquisitions? I'm looking for a site that can give me ORIGINAL stock quotes for companies that may no longer exist or have been acquired. (Typically, we need to go to old Wall Street Journals at the library and look up information on microfilm.) For example, KeyCorp [KEY] acquired Society National Bank [SCY] back in the 90s. I can no longer find original SCY stock prices electronically because technically the ticker SCY does not exist anymore on the stock market. This information is EXTREMELY helpful for people trying to calculate their cost basis when preparing their taxes. If there isn't a site, this would be a great add on business for Google! (I work for a public company and receive these questions frequently.) |
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Subject:
Re: Locating 'Unadjusted" Historical Stock Prices
From: sqylogin-ga on 09 Jun 2006 17:59 PDT |
Doesn't Yahoo Finance provide historical stock prices which are not adjusted for stock splits, dividends, and the like? |
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Re: Locating 'Unadjusted" Historical Stock Prices
From: slehr430-ga on 22 Jun 2006 07:43 PDT |
No... (unfortunately). Everything is adjusted. I'm sure there must be a company out there that provides the info for a fee. I'd be willing to pay. Thanks though. |
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