Earliest available data on yahoo to download
R_help Help: While I know this has been answered, I'll just make a few comments w.r.t. getting the most out of R-finance. You should really use your real name. We are all actual people, who spend actual time on writing, documenting, and supporting our code. I realize it isn't a universal standard, but real names are generally appreciated. The help files [very well written, mind you ;-) ], are the first place to always start. From there a look at the args() or source is helpful. Following that a search of previous posts is a good next step. After all that fails, posting an well written question with a self-contained example is really the only way to ask for help. ?getSymbols example(getSymbols) args(getSymbols.yahoo) There is also a reasonable amount of code/examples on http://www.quantmod.com All would have pointed out that the function recognizes 'start' as much as it does 'nonsense_madeup_arg'. In general using the list isn't a 'do my homework', but rather a 'I've done my homework, and I still can't figure it out' tool. HTH Jeff
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 8:47 PM, R_help Help<rhelpacc at gmail.com> wrote:
Hi - I used xts and zoo to try to download stock data from yahoo. I set the start date to 2005-01-01. I got only portion starting from 2007-01-03. However, if I got to yahoo and manually click to download historical data it will give me everything. So is this a known problem with xts and zoo? Or is it a problem with yahoo? Is there anyway around? Thank you in advance. ads
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