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[SideShowBob]

I know this is mainly a TA board and I generally use TA but I am also considering a component based on fundamental valuations. Can anyone recommend a *cheap* provider of historical fundamental data going back to at least 1990 (I'd like to get the "bear" markets of 1990 and 1994 in addition to the 2000-2002 bear). SSB

[arbman]

You should be able to order from the most faded group, AAII

I believe they sell the cdroms with many fundamental fields for all of the companies trading in the US markets...

http://www.aaii.com/store/ci.cfm

[arbman]

Here's the most detailed AAII CDROM...

http://www.aaii.com/...sipro/index.cfm

Capital IQ has better data if you are willing to spend the big bucks...

You might find some interesting products at the Edgar-online too...

http://www.edgar-online.com/

Edited by kisacik, 21 May 2007 - 12:28 PM.

[SideShowBob]

Thanks, but AAII seems to only go back 10 years. I found with Worden (TC2000/2003/2007) you can get 20 years for $10 a month on top of their regular fee (which I already pay) so I'm going to try that....

[Data]

Thanks, but AAII seems to only go back 10 years. I found with Worden (TC2000/2003/2007) you can get 20 years for $10 a month on top of their regular fee (which I already pay) so I'm going to try that....

Telescan used to provide historical data but they went out of business or were acquired by
Investools. I would look at the Value Line CD's for data. You can get a 13-week trial for
$ 65 that will give you their entire database in its current state.