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what you consider current data, data from the last day, week, ... ? my problem that i have many stocks, and some times the volume is 0 and i want to know if it's because the stock is delisted or a data error or it's normal. i am trying to focus on liquid stocks, do you have a list of liquid...

yes, i saw it. Thanks.

yes, they have. now i saw - http://www.csidata.com/?page_id=10 if i open the list, there is ACTIVE column, so i am guessing it will give me what i want. Thanks !

i don't want to get data of Delisted i just want to know if a symbol is delisted or not so i could ignore them.

Hi, do you know of a list of Delisted stocks (2002 - today) i searched in ET and in google, but i couldn't find a reliable and complete list. Thanks, Shay

if you have paid data, you might have many stocks in your data. Do you have a list of delisted stocks, so you can ignore them ? or a link where you can see delisted stocks ? Thanks, Shay

like lindq said above plus if you have errors in your code, the problem will be in every tool

Handle123 - so where did you buy ?

4. https://datashop.cboe.com/option-quotes-end-of-day-with-calcs $12,692 (!) for 2004-2016 with Greeks and IV

Hi, i would like to buy historical data (EOD) for all stock and index options. i need full option chain, with Greeks, with IV. i searched in this forum, but i didn't found a good answer. from my searches, i currently know of - 1...

i watched the first videos, and i still didn't understand what is the "inverted credit spread". if you want to explain, great, if not, too bad...

what about commissions of buying and selling the stock ?

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i don't think you are a fraud, i think you are a beginner with no advance knowledge about the subject, and without real data or tests. the problem was in the promise of X%. continue learning

botpro - i think you should check TastyTrade videos specially the segment TastyBite (for small accounts) you should open a paper account, and check things, this thread was fun, but it wasn't serious because you are missing things that are basic. you can even check all the things related to...

so you buy the stock sell a call and a put if the stock go up, you sell the stock, because you need to hedge for the put if the stock go down, you sell the stock, because you need to hedge for the call :-)

botpro - stop talking about the PnL (you can borrow 100% of the money and you will get infinite % on your money...) think about the problem of the commissions and what to do in the crossing. covered calls is a simple strategy that could be profitable, but it has it's limits.

if i live in New Zealand, then i could be in a different day than yours, no ? but no, it's Sunday here, but my week starts on Sunday, vacation is on Saturday.

your Sunday is my Monday...

100$ a month is not so cheap. i cannot guarantee these sources ! but i found them - http://optiondata.net/collections/the-complete-all-year-historical-options-data-set http://www.historicaloptiondata.com/