QuotesTK Professional for Windows

Name: QuotesTK Professional
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Piatek Software

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Key Details of QuotesTK Professional

Historical EOD stock quote downloader with charting.
Last updated on July 24, 2015
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Developer’s Description

By Piatek Software

Historical EOD stock quote downloader with charting.

Investors who want quick access to free historical stock quotes, look no further. QuotesTK quickly downloads securities grouped by their designated index. It keeps your indices up-to-date by automatically downloading the most recent securities lists to reflect delisted securities and security additions. Quotes are downloaded as ASCII .csv files formatted with Date, Open, High, Low, Close, and Volume to be imported into many popular charting applications. Not only that, all the data is back-adjusted for splits and dividends. And because of QuotesTK's multi-threading capabilities, you won't have to wait forever to start your analytical research. What more could you possibly want?FAST - With built-in multi-threading support, downloaded quotes will be on your computer in no time flat. And with QuotesTK remembering the date of your last download update, only quotes between the previous date and the current date will be filled in. Why waste time downloading all the quotes again when you don't have to?EFFICIENT - QuotesTK automatically checks to see if there were any new additions or securities that were delisted from the corresponding index. Securities delisted on the index are removed from your quote database and replaced with the new additions. This is accomplished by getting the latest daily security list directly from Standard & Poors and Dow Jones' website so you know your lists are always accurate and up to date.INEXPENSIVE - Considering QuotesTK allows you to cut out costly monthly data feeds, what do you have to lose?