Post #419 by Baltassar on the Mechanical Investing board

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I have used the STOCKHISTORY function in Excel 365. It is perfectly straight-forward, and anyone capable of what you just described will find it trivially easy to use. I learned about it from this site:

https://www.thespreadsheetguru.com/blog/excel-stoc...

STOCKHISTORY can download open, high, low, close, and volume, but not Yahoo's "adjusted close," which comes closest to the "g-price" used in GTR1. Why the Excel people would skip over this readily available and obviously valuable data is a mystery to me.

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