Question on volatility futures (VXEEM, GVZ, OVX, etc)

They all seem still alive:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^VXEEM
CBOE EMERGING MARKETS ETF VOLAT (^VXEEM) -Chicago Options
26.77 0.57(2.08%) Mar 9
But for this one yahoo says historical data is not available for download.
At google data is available: http://www.google.com/finance/historical?q=INDEXCBOE:VXEEM&ei=7lPhVvnAB9HCsAHv_pSIBw

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^GVZ
CBOE Gold Volatitity Index (^GVZ) -Chicago Options
22.31 0.76(3.29%) Mar 9

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^OVX&ql=0
CBOE Crude Oil Volatility Index (^OVX) -Chicago Options
51.74 2.30(4.26%) Mar 9

Ask the helpdesk of your broker if they are not avail for you.
Maybe they are in a different package than what you currently have subscribed.
 
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I'm afraid you miss the point. I'm talking about the volatility futures, not the volatility index. Do you still see, say the VXEEM futures, still being actively traded now?
 
I met with CFE a few weeks ago. Those products weren't successful and aren't likely to return. Real-money accounts just use VIX futures as a rough & ready tail risk hedge, and haven't been interested in a more granular approach, despite CFE's marketing efforts. The current CFE offerings: http://cfe.cboe.com/products/
 
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