Thanks for the clarification Richard - sorry for misrepresenting. Telechart includes basic gold, silver and oil indices by default - not requiring an additional subscription.
The offer to have the S&P500 take into account historical constituents is fantastic and totally unique. Any plan to offer fundamental data as well? Best, Damian --- In [email protected], Richard Dale <rich...@...> wrote: > > Droskill - I think you may have missed our extensive index coverage in > Premium Data. > > We have over 900 indices in our US stocks package coverage plus another > 40 world indices too. > > Regarding oil/gold/silver indices we cover the following indices that > track the performance of STOCKS in those areas: > > * AMEX Gold Miners Index > * AMEX Gold Bugs Index > * AMEX Oil Index > * Dow Jones US Oil & Gas Industry Index (i.e. ICB level 1) > * Dow Jones US Oil & Gas Industry Total Return Index (i.e. ICB level 1) > * Dow Jones US Oil & Gas Supersector Index (i.e. ICB level 2) > * Dow Jones US Oil & Gas Producers Sector Index (i.e. ICB level 3) > * Dow Jones US Oil Equpiment, Services & Distribution Sector Index > (i.e. ICB level 3) > * Dow Jones US Oil Equpiment & Services Subsector Index (i.e. ICB > level 4) > * Dow Jones US Gold Mining Subsector Index (i.e. ICB level 4) > * Morgan Stanley Oil Index > * SIG Oil Production & Exploration Index > * PHLX Oil Service Index > * PHLX Gold Silver Index > * S&P 500 Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels Industry Index (i.e. GICS Level 2) > * S&P 500 OIl & Gas Drilling Subindustry Index (i.e. GICS level 4) > * S&P 500 Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Subindustry Index (i.e. > GICS level 4) > * S&P 500 Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Subindustry Index (i.e. > GICS level 4) > * S&P 500 Oil & Gas Equipment & Services Subindustry Index (i.e. > GICS level 4) > * S&P 500 Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing Subindustry Index (i.e. > GICS level 4) > * S&P 500 Oil & Gas Storage & Transportation Subindustry Index (i.e. > GICS level 4) > * S&P 500 Gold Subindustry Index (i.e. GICS level 4) > > We also cover all US-listed Gold/Silver/Oil ETFs (which many use as a > realistic investable proxy for gold/silver/oil prices). > > We also cover in our world indices (provided as part of any stocks > subscription): > > * DJ-UBS Petroleum Subindex (this invests in Crude Oil, Heating Oil > and RBOB Unleaded Gasoline futures) > * DJ-UBS Energy Subindex (this investes in Crude Oil, Heating Oil > and Natural Gas and RBOB Unleaded Gasoline futures) > * DJ-UBS Precious Metals Subindex (this investes in Gold and Silver > futures) > > In our futures/spot commodities service (avilable separately to US > stocks) we offer: > > * Individual monthly delivery contracts on key gold/silver/oil futures > * Continuous spliced and Continuous Backadjusted futures for > gold/silver/oil > * Spot gold and silver prices > > > > Best regards, > Richard Dale. > Norgate Investor Services > - Premium quality Stock, Futures and Foreign Exchange Data for > markets in Australia, Asia, Canada, Europe, UK& USA - > www.premiumdata.net > > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: [amibroker] Re: Data Feed - What do you use? - Need a Data Vendor > From: droskill <drosk...@...> > To: [email protected] > Date: Sat, 09 Jan 2010 23:29:09 -0000 > > > > I've been spending a bit more time with Quotes Plus - pretty good data > > feed, but there are issues: > > > > - No lists of the stocks making up S&P500 or other key indices (they > > do have Nasdaq and NYSE). This means if you use the S&P, for instance, > > for looking % of stocks above a moving average, you're going to have > > to manage the lists yourself. > > - Has fundamentals - this is useful, and the data feed can be used > > with more fundamentally-oriented scanning software such as HGSI. > > - Has a ton of indices - gold/silver/oil, etc as well as put/call > > indices, etc. Premium may have the put/call as well - I'd have to take > > a look. > > > > On Premium Data: > > - Fantastic folder breakdown of industries and indices. So, running a > > scan over the stocks in the S&P 500 or the S&P 1500 is simple, and > > will not require maintenance from you. > > - Lacks some basic useful indices out of the box - like those > > mentioned above (oil/gold/etc). > > - No fundamental data. > > - Great ETF breakdowns into different categories. > > > > Telechart: > > - Includes access to their online stock tool freestockcharts.com > > - Includes fundamentals > > - Lots of indices and special, TC-only indices like T2106 etc. > > - Major problem - the API to access the data via AB doesn't adjust for > > splits or dividends. This basically, from my point of view, makes it > > useless for backtesting. > > > > That's what I've got right now - to me it's a toss up between Quotes > > Plus and Premium. > > >
