Hello friends,
I am developing a minor analysis platform more suited for individual investors with JAVA. Till now this is used for US market and pulls data, allows some analysis as well as prints reports etc. I am now customizing it for India market and I have few basic questions.
1. In US maket, all stock symbols have a universal ticker symbol irrespective of exchange, where as BSE and NSE have their own symbols and their own symbol changes. So, as there is no unique way to identify this, how do you incorporate it in your design an how do you automate successive name/symbol changes/updates?
2. Here I am paying 220$/yr (CIPRO database) and getting last 10-15 years of fundamental data and historic data. I can query this data thru software and load it in my server as well, and these data is almost error proof. Is there something similar in India?
Anybody working on his own software? Or even building his own historic/fundamental databse? So they would understand my frustration and search of the unique key...
thanks and all comments are welcome,
Deepak.
I am developing a minor analysis platform more suited for individual investors with JAVA. Till now this is used for US market and pulls data, allows some analysis as well as prints reports etc. I am now customizing it for India market and I have few basic questions.
1. In US maket, all stock symbols have a universal ticker symbol irrespective of exchange, where as BSE and NSE have their own symbols and their own symbol changes. So, as there is no unique way to identify this, how do you incorporate it in your design an how do you automate successive name/symbol changes/updates?
2. Here I am paying 220$/yr (CIPRO database) and getting last 10-15 years of fundamental data and historic data. I can query this data thru software and load it in my server as well, and these data is almost error proof. Is there something similar in India?
Anybody working on his own software? Or even building his own historic/fundamental databse? So they would understand my frustration and search of the unique key...
thanks and all comments are welcome,
Deepak.