http://www.masterdata.com/forum MasterDATA compiles composite / breadth data on 30 major stock indexes and the 111 highest trade volume ETFs. Mon, 06 Oct 2008 05:05:42 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Our Index / ETF Compilation List is adjusted to, once again, reflect the top 111 trade volume ETFs.  Subject to our inclusion criteria, this list will now be revised quarterly to reflect the most highly traded, liquid US listed Exchange Traded Funds. To review all of the additions / deletions to MasterDATA's Compilation List ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/10/05/masterdata-compilation-list-revised-for-3rd-quarter-2008/ One of the most difficult leaps when digesting composite breadth data is "What do I do with it?"  Most people get the fact that data on the constituents of an index or ETF makes sense and must, somehow, be useful.  But no matter how many times I repeat the mantra ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/08/10/trademasterdatacom-open-for-biz/ Our Index / ETF Compilation List is adjusted to, once again, reflect the top 111 trade volume ETFs.  Subject to our inclusion criteria, this list is revised monthly to continually contain the most highly traded, liquid US listed Exchange Traded Funds. To review all of the additions / deletions to MasterDATA's ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/08/02/131/ Our Index / ETF Compilation List is adjusted to, once again, reflect the top 111 trade volume ETFs.  Subject to our inclusion criteria, this list is revised monthly to continually contain the most highly traded, liquid US listed Exchange Traded Funds. This month its in with consumer and mid-caps and out with  small ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/07/04/compilation-list-revised-for-july-2008/ This is a significant new release of MasterDATAlink.  MasterDATACSV.com and MasterDATACompositePlugin.com subscribers use MasterDATAlink to download any or all of MasterDATA's historical composite / breadth datafiles.  Once configured to the user's specifications, the program downloads, manually or with one click or automatically at times configured by the user.  I will present ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/07/02/masterdatalink-new-version-300-released/ Open, high, low, close and volume.  If you are a technical trader, that's it.  Every indicator you use is based on five numbers.  This is like using Sear's Craftsman general purpose "basic" tool kit to build a race car .  It can, perhaps, be done,  Might take a while though.  ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/06/18/new-indicator-ad-moving-average-cross/ So far the new release seems to be going smoothly for everyone.  No issues reported to date.  A bug fix or two are now in place to the recent MasterDATAlink version 2.20 released a few days ago (see below or click here) as follows: Actually, this issue existed prior to version 2.20, but ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/06/13/masterdatalink-version-released-cleanup/ MasterDATAlink is used by MasterDATACSV and MasterDATA Composite Plug-in subscribers to retrieve and update their historical composite / breadth datafiles. The program is included with each subscription at no charge and downloads any or all of the available datafiles on 30 major stock indexes and 111 highest trade volume ETFs.  ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/06/09/masterdatalink-version-220-ready-for-download/ Our Index / ETF Compilation List is adjusted to, once again, reflect the top 111 trade volume ETFs.  Subject to our inclusion criteria, this list is revised monthly to continually contain the most highly traded, liquid US listed Exchange Traded Funds. This month its in with technolgy and internet and out ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/06/03/124/ Eventually, RSS ETF Report Feeds will be available for most reports and frequently updated content on all MasterDATA web sites. Deployment now begins with reports on the MasterDATA.com web site to be followed by the MasterDATA Charts and Reports section and, finally, the remainder. Many reports offer great insight, but ... http://www.masterdata.com/forum/2008/05/12/rss-reports-feeds/