Message-ID: <8cca69991001020836u54ebd511jdfb637ae8d9d26f9@mail.gmail.com>
Date: 2010-01-02T16:36:24Z
From: Joshua Ulrich
Subject: Brazilian Equities
In-Reply-To: <15058A262EEB497A8B772C88F4BB70FC@XP1>
Ralph,
I found 25 of the 30 symbols on Yahoo Finance by appending ".SA" to
the end of each ticker. You can find the Yahoo exchange suffixes
here: http://finance.yahoo.com/exchanges. The remaining 5 do not seem
to have historical data on Yahoo, but I didn't check all of them.
To get 25, I had to change the "yahoo.URL" object in
quantmod::getSymbols.yahoo. You can do this via the
fixInNamespace(getSymbols.yahoo,"quantmod") command.
I changed it from
yahoo.URL <- "http://chart.yahoo.com/table.csv?"
to
yahoo.URL <- "http://ichart.yahoo.com/table.csv?"
HTH,
Josh
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On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 8:49 AM, R. Vince <rvince99 at earthlink.net> wrote:
> If I have quantmod loaded, is there a source I can go to for Brazilian
> equities prices, as traded in Sao Paulo? In particular, I am looking for the
> following equities, and their corresponding symbols (as I have them) :
>
> (stock ?: symbol)
> FOSF?RTIL : FFTL4
> ABC BANCO ?: ABCB4
> BMF BOVESPA ?: ?BVMF3
> PORTO SEGURO ?: ?PSSA3
> ROSSI ?: ?RSID3
> CYRELA ?: ?CYRE3
> DURATEX ?: ?DTEX3
> MRV ?: ?MRVE3
> PDG REALTY ?: ?PDRG3
> GAFISA ?: ?GFSA3
> CONFAB ?: ?CFNB4
> LUPATECH ?: ?LUPA3
> PLASCAR ?: ?PLAS3
> MARCOPOLO ?: ?POMO4
> WEGE ?: ?WEGE3
> AM?RICA LATINA LOG?STICA ?: ?ALLL11
> VALE ?: ?VALE5
> MMX ? : ?MMXM3
> OGX PETR?LEO ?: ?OGXP3
> PETROBRAS ? PETR4
> DASA ? DASA3
> SIDERURGICA NACIONAL ?: ?CSNA3
> GERDAU ? : ?GGBR4
> USIMINAS ? USIM5
> TOTS ?: ?TOTS3
> B 2 W ?: ?BTOW3
> HYPERMARCAS ?: ?HYPE3
> LOJAS AMERICANAS ? : ?LAME4
> LOJAS RENNER ?: ?LREN3
> LOCALIZA ? : ?RENT3
>
> Thanks, R. Vince
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