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Historical Breadth Datafiles In ".csv"
Format
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(Microsoft Excel as well as many charting and
financial analysis programs use .csv datafiles
either by default or can readily import data
from this type of file)
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Breadth
data is a very powerful trading tool.
Compiling breadth data, however, is
very time consuming and challenging to
accurately maintain. MasterDATA is
currently the only source of index and ETF breadth data available
at any price.
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Datafiles
available on
122 major stock indexes
and all
(currently about 2700)
US traded Exchange
Traded Funds (ETFs)
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Daily breadth data is be updated
daily just after the close. |
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Download
updated breadth datafiles
automatically in the background with
the MasterDATAdownloader ,
included free with your
subscription. No installation
required (its a batch file).
Or just go to the website and select
the files you want.
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All data generated in-house and
fully regenerated every night |
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Datafiles include statistics starting January,
1990, or the start date of the index or ETF
through current trading. For information
on statistics included in the historical
datafiles,
click here.
Downloading the datafiles is accomplished by
using our free downloader program,
MasterDATAlink,
which will download any or all of the
datafiles either manually or automatically at
times you specify. |
Subscriptions
Available - NONE!!! - Access is
currently free while the website is
redesigned. Please go to our
Trend
Table
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| S & P 500 Group |
Select Sector Group |
| includes the following indexes and
ETFs |
includes the following ETFs |
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S & P 500 Index |
.SPX |
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iShares Core S&P 500 Index Fund
ETF |
IVV |
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ProShares S&P 500 Aristocrats
ETF |
NOBL |
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SPDR S & P 500 ETF |
SPY |
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Vanguard S&P 500 ETF |
VOO |
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SPDR Communication Services
Select Sector ETF |
XLC |
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SPDR Consumer Discretionary
Select Sector Fund |
XLY |
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SPDR Consumer Staples Select
Sector SPDR Fund |
XLP |
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SPDR Energy Select Sector SPDR
Fund |
XLE |
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SPDR Financial Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLF |
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SPDR Health Care Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLV |
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SPDR Industrial Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLI |
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SPDR Materials Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLB |
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SPDR Real Estate Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLRE |
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SPDR S & P 500 ETF |
SPY |
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SPDR Technology Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLK |
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SPDR Utilities Select Sector
SPDR Fund |
XLU |
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| Metals Group |
All
Groups |
| includes the following indexes and
ETFs |
Includes all
indexes and ETFs in all other groups to the left
and above.
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Amex Gold Bugs Index (.HUI) |
.HUI |
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PHLX Gold & Silver Sector |
.XAU |
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Market Vectors Steel Index ETF
Fund ETF |
SLX |
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SPDR SPDR S & P Metals & Mining
ETF |
XME |
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Sprott Junior Gold Miners ETF |
SGDJ |
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Our historical breadth datafiles are
in .csv format. A ".csv" datafile is
simply a text file with values separated by
commas (.csv stands for "comma separated
values"). By themselves, .csv
datafiles contain no built in functions.
If you have Microsoft Excel installed on your
computer, clicking on any filename with .csv at
the end (a .csv file extension) will
automatically open the file in Excel. Each
line of text in this type of file becomes a row
in Excel. Each comma in the row tells
Excel to place the subsequent value in the next
column. MasterDATA's breadth datafiles
also contain a header row at the top of the file
which, when opened in Excel, puts a
self-explanatory title at the top of each column
of statistics in your spreadsheet.
The .csv file structure is an industry standard
and although there are a multitude of other
datafile structures, many or most mainstream
programs support the use of .csv files.
Check your program documentation or contact the
support department of your market analysis
program for compatibility and information on
using .csv datafiles. MasterDATA developed
a plug-in for MetaStock so our .csv
datafiles can easily be used in that program (click
here for info).
Each MasterDATACSV
datafile contains all the
breadth data
for a specific index or ETF for a specific trade
interval (i.e. daily, weekly, monthly and
quarterly data) currently generated by the
MasterDATA program as well as historical price
data (open, high, low, close, volume) for the
index and ETF itself. Datafiles
include statistics beginning 1990 or the
beginning of the Index or ETF, whichever is
later.
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