I have attached an updated version of the file symlist.csv, which contains pretty much the full list of ASX stocks that yahoo finance has to offer, there are about 2100 symbols in this file. The method of obtaining the list was brute force
Note: Please remove .txt extension.
It would be good to know if anyone could tell me if they are able to follow my instructions and get this to work. Maybe someone could post a few screenshots of ASX stocks on their Metatrader platform
Cheers,
Andrew.
Great job Andrew, you might want to add that it only works with the 32-bit version of Perl and not with the 64-bit version.
So if I understand it correctly you need to run the perl script everytime you want to update the information?
Hans.
Andrew,
I have no words to thank you for this.
I really appreciate your creation.
However I was not able to download data from other markets.
I think the reason is this line:
$ex = "AX"; # Exchange AX for Australia
I tried to download data for French stocks, adding this other line:
$ex = "PA";
And I got it.
But when I do this, data from Australian shares are not downloaded.
And when I add German stocks ( $ex = "DE"; ), for example, the French stocks are not downloaded.
Moreover, Yahoo does not assign suffixes to American stocks (NYSE, NASDAQ and S&P 500).
Do you have a solution for this?
i normally download eod data using jstock.. then manually upload it to history centre..
I have attached an updated version of the file symlist.csv, which contains pretty much the full list of ASX stocks that yahoo finance has to offer, there are about 2100 symbols in this file. The method of obtaining the list was brute force
Note: Please remove .txt extension.
It would be good to know if anyone could tell me if they are able to follow my instructions and get this to work. Maybe someone could post a few screenshots of ASX stocks on their Metatrader platform
Cheers,
Andrew.
Great post! I often wonderend if this was possible. I did however notice you mentioned obtaining the full asx list via brute force. I made an asx excel sheet last year which downloads data from yahoo finance as well. When I was building this I found that the asx web page has the current company list available for download here
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/ASXListedCompanies.csv
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