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The two data sets show radically different price action and I am wondering what this "Pit" data actually represents, I have attached screenshots of each (Globex- left, Pit- Right). The data is shown as monthly bars.
Could anybody out there shed some light on this please? I'm guessing this "Pit" data may need to be adjusted for the 1997 split in the big S&P, but that's only a guess
Thanks,
OZ
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Does anyone know where I can purchase intraday (time intervals like 5 min, not tick) SP data back to April 21, 1982? I can't find anyone who sells that. tickdata only sells ticks (for thousands), quandl and several other sites only sell daily data. CME sells tick+block data to resellers, as I understand it. I don't care about roll adjustments - my focus is on intraday.
