[dww400]

Anyone one know where I can get a list of prices for different stocks. Prices of days in the past like the price on march 3 ( brought) and march 8 (sold) etc

[diablo272]

If you look at a bar or candlestick chart of the stock in question, you'll be able to see the daily high, low, open, and close of said stock.

[dww400]

I cant get it to work with this chart. I'm probably doing something wrong.
Do you know any good charts to use.

http://money.cnn.com/quote/chart/cha...le=2108&size=2

Thank You

[diablo272]

http://stockcharts.com/ is decent if you're just trying to get a handle on how to read charts. Also, might as well check out this part of their site while you're there: http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school

[dww400]

Thank you diablo272,

where exactly are the share prices on different days. i'm sure they are there I just can't find them :|


http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui


I found them along the side i think, but that's more of an estimate then a exact number. Oh well its better then nothing .

[diablo272]

If you'd like that kind of functionality, I recommend that you open a brokerage account somewhere so you can use their software for charting. I recommend think or swim, because their platform is quite good considering that it's free, and you can download it immediately after you sign up with them, meaning that you don't have to make a deposit into the account.

And yes, on these charts, the Y axis is price, and the X axis is usually time. The X axis can also represent other values such as volume or ticks, but most of the time the X axis will be time in literally any interval, such as months, weeks, days, minutes, or seconds.

[DbPhoenix]

Just click "annotate" at the bottom of the chart. When the new window opens up, place your cursor on any given day and it'll tell you everything you want to know.