Need Gold historical data

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thanx a lot dude neil but as you gave me link so that i can update evry day you are knowing any website than kindly suggest it plz plz thanx 1c again....will be waiting 4 your reply
 

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Thanks dear but that data are only close i need all open high low close vol oi formate ......kindly help...will b waiting
 

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@rpc: sorry i cant answer your question ...


-neil
Hi Neil
Thks for the reply.Can you tell me if we can buy gold at mcx just like shares bought on delivery basis, and sell them after 3-4 yrs or is it just for futures since you have said we have to hold till expiry.
Best wishes for your exams.
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@rpc : Only gold futures are traded, so i dont think you can hold one contract for 3-4 years. Read the contract specs in the mcx website, as im not sure if all contracts have physical delivery on expiration.

@rocky01 : I dont have any other data source for forex man. You could post a request on this thread :http://www.traderji.com/forex/16607-where-can-i-get-free-eod-data-usd-vs-inr.html

regards

Neil
 

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hi neil
I will read abt contracts at mcx.
Thanks for explaining all these things.Will wait for your exams to get over to know your views on etfs.
Best Luck
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About the question on ETF's, Exchange Traded Funds are somewhat like mutual funds in the sense that the fund value depends on the stock/commodity it owns. But unlike mutual funds ETF's are NOT managed and the underlying stock/commodity remains fixed similar to an index like sensex or nifty. You can trade ETF's like futures.

Correct me if i'm wrong but i think the NIFTY future that we trade is an ETF similar to the SPY (aka SPIDER) of united states which is based on the S&P index.

advantages of an ETF:
1) Not Managed (well that could be a disadvantage for some)
2) Commissions and other fees are low compared to mutual funds (no paying fund managers etc.)

Hope this helps :)
Happy New Year 2010 to all

-neil
 

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