NYSE physical floor volume

NexusFi · 2013-10-26T07:19:05-04:00

I have historical Nasdaq comp data that originates from MarketSmith. I currently do not have a MarketSmith subscription yet the system I work with uses MarketSmith data. I'd like to continue using MS data b/c the system is volume dependent. MarketSmith states "The data feed that is currently used by MarketSmith is called NYSE Volume and represents the volume transacted on the physical NYSE floor in New York." Is there a free way to obtain this data? Only looking for Nasdaq Comp H,L,C and volume …

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NYSE physical floor volume

October 26th, 2013, 07:19 AM	#1 (permalink)
GoldenRatio Philadelphia, PA Elite Member Experience: Advanced Platform: Matlab, TradeStation Trading: Stocks Posts: 211 since Aug 2012 Thanks Given: 5,192 Thanks Received: 296	I have historical Nasdaq comp data that originates from MarketSmith. I currently do not have a MarketSmith subscription yet the system I work with uses MarketSmith data. I'd like to continue using MS data b/c the system is volume dependent. MarketSmith states "The data feed that is currently used by MarketSmith is called �NYSE Volume� and represents the volume transacted on the physical NYSE floor in New York." Is there a free way to obtain this data? Only looking for Nasdaq Comp H,L,C and volume daily data.