I am looking fr historical figures regarding s&p 500 between 1995-2005?
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Go to Yahoo and look for the charts on the DJIA, S&P, and Nasdaq indexes. Click on the S&P, and when you have it's individual chart on the page by itself, look toward the bottom and click on "Historical Data". \n\nYou can download data back to the 1950's into Excel format.
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Try Yahoo Finance.  You can get a decent spread for the public companies going back a few years.  You can also look at the quarterly/annual reports and grab the numbers from there.  You might be able to find them under all the SEC filing or on the company's web site.
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Big Nooooooo.  He was, not any more.  Check his stock's performance VS. the indices in the last 3 years.  This stock has been spanked by the S&P 500, Russell 2000 and the NASDAQ Composite each and every year for the last 3.\n\nYear           2003       2004        2005   $ 100,000.00\nBRB.B         16.18%      4.29%      0.00%   $ 121,164.12\nNASDAQ        50.01%      8.56%      1.37%   $ 165,081.90\nRussell 2000  45.37%     16.95%      3.32%   $ 175,654.54\nS&P 500       26.38%      8.97%      3.00%   $ 141,847.76\nWhich account would you rather not have, assuming investing $ 100K since beginning of 2003 until the end of 2005?
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here you go: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=FSL
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Briefing.com or Yahoo Finance will summarize available data. Flyonthewall.com will also provide this information
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I dont happen to know of a screener or anything which will search according to that parameter.\n\nThere may be,,,but I dont know one.\n\nThe closest thing to yield that info,,that I know of,,\nIs at  Barchart.com\n\nhttp://www2.barchart.com/whotupmn.asp\n\nThey have the feature listed on l/h side menu.\nUnder,,"MARKETS">"What's Hot"\n\nIt returns "hottest" Gainers for  Day,Week,or Month,,\nand grouped according to Exchange,,NAZ,AMEX,NYSE,OTC:BB\n\nIt's USUALLY pretty accurate,,,,occasionally I catch a misquoted one\n\nThere's also a section on WHAT'S NOT(hot) aka biggest Losers in each respective period/exchange.\n\n......\nThere's also some useful data listed under "SECTORS" heading near top/center of the page.\n\nhttp://www2.barchart.com/secmoves.asp?sort=6\n\nYou can view industries/sectors as a composite of the relative stocks,,,,and see the Group's activity over 1~3~6~9~12 Month intervals.\n\nHope that helps
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Go to www.ft.com, (England, Financial times)\n\nThere is an archive section there for you to go back and\ncheck this sort of stuff
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how about the S&W 500
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http://finance.yahoo.com/
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Go to Yahoo! Finance and enter the ticker in the "Get Quotes" box near the top of the page (There's a link to "Symbol Lookup" next to the box if you don't know the ticker), then look for a link to "Historical Prices" on the left side of the page.  From there you can enter a date range.
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Yahoo Finance can pull that information.  Just click the Finance tab on Yahoo's main page, enter the stock, then click on historical quotes.
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THrough Yahoo Finance you open the page of the particular stock and click the historical prices tab on the left side of the screen. All you need is the date and it will give you the high, low, closing, etc.
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www.morningstar.com might have some stuff. \nother then that... im a stock retard and i got a D in Econ. when i gratuated haha
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Go to finance.yahoo.com (see below), enter the stock symbol, and then click on 'Historical Prices' on the left side, and then you can view open, high, low, and close values, as well as volume and adjusted close (which takes into account splits and dividends).\n\nIf you want to see the one year return for Sprint Nextel, click on the link below. That should show you daily historical prices from April 20 2005 to April 19 2006. Divide the adjusted close for April 19 2006 by the adjusted close for April 20 2005. Then subtract 1, and your return is .1724, or 17.24%.
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Think of this as the first step in performing adequate research into  stock. Use yahoo finance, look in the business section of the newspaper, go to the library and get a s and p stock guide. If you can't find it in one of those sources, chances are that it either is not a publicly traded company or it isn't worth your time.
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try those\n\nhttp://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/market/top10industries.asp\n\nand\n\nhttp://news.morningstar.com/QuarterEnd/Q22004BestWorstStocks.html
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not exactly up to date i think, but will giv ya a good guide\nhttp://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2004/top500list.htm