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Posted by Mark on August 24, 2000 at 21:18:58:
In Reply to: Re: ASX prices posted by Roger Worthington on August 24, 2000 at 19:22:52:
: : : : Since 11/8/00 I've been having difficulties retrieving prices from the ASX.
: : : : I downloaded the new version when it became available last week but I still can't get prices for some stocks which used to be OK. : : : : Examples:
: : : : SMEHB
: : : : CPA
: : : : MLB
: : : : SSX
: : : : SSXPA
: : : : SMPG
: : : : BWP : : : : Can anyone shed any light on this? : : : : TIA. : : : : Roger
: : : : Brisbane
: : : : Queensland : : : Hi Roger,
: : : Please check to make sure you have version 231 of the DLL under "Help/About...".
: : : I just did a test retrieve with "MLB", and it worked properly.
: : : If you really do have 231, then can you tell us if it ever works?
: : : Does it depend what time of day you try and retrieve? : : : Thanks,
: : : Mark
: : : --
: : : Mark Beiley
: : :
: : : Fund Manager for Windows 3.1x/95/98/NT
: : :
: : : : : Hi Mark, : : MLB has never worked for me.
: : It follows two unlisted companies in the portfolio. They have no ASX codes.
: : Could that have any bearing?
: : CPA last worked on 11/8/2000. It does not follow any unlisted stocks. : : Thanks for your interest.
: : Roger : Hi Mark,
: I have discovered a typing error in my version of MLB it was typed ML;B In the font Fund Manager uses it was not apparent. I noticed it in the Investment Properties > Other screen which uses a different font. Sorry about that. : This has had the effect of fixing up most of the errors although I still have problems with the Suncorp Metway stocks which are:
: SMEHB and SMPG. : I have tried to get these directly from the ASX and they come up OK.
: I have tried setting up a new portfolio with just these stocks in it and it fails.
: Both of these used to work until 11/8/00. : Regards
: Roger Hi Roger,
It appears this type of investment (SMPG) is displayed with a different format
than regular stocks. You'll notice the column order is different. I wonder
if this is the case for all "interest rate securities"? What is an interest
rate security? Thanks,
Mark
--
Mark Beiley
Fund Manager for Windows 3.1x/95/98/NT
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