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Hello brdrok,<br />
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Regards,<br />
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rivusglobal
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thanks global,<br />
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ugh...never had to parse an html file but defn. will keep it in mind. Will keep this question open a little longer. &nbsp;see what else may happend.<br />
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thanks
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thanks global,

ugh...never had to parse an html file but defn. will keep it in mind. Will keep this question open a little longer.  see what else may happend.

thanks

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NP, If someone does know of such a service, I am equally interested to know of it.<br />
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P.S. Using regular expressions is the quickest way to extract the data from an HTML page.
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NP, If someone does know of such a service, I am equally interested to know of it.

P.S. Using regular expressions is the quickest way to extract the data from an HTML page.

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Ok,<br />
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i guess the question is dead. &nbsp;However, for what it's worth, yahoo has a nice stock screener tool.<br />
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thanks for our interest.
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Ok,

i guess the question is dead.  However, for what it's worth, yahoo has a nice stock screener tool.

thanks for our interest.

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Hello,<br />
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I was wondering if someone here knew of a web site that would allow me to get stock information via Web Services. &nbsp;For example, I am interacting with a web service that asks me for a stock symbol, and that same web service would give me a whole bunch of financial information.<br />
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thanks
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Hello,

I was wondering if someone here knew of a web site that would allow me to get stock information via Web Services.  For example, I am interacting with a web service that asks me for a stock symbol, and that same web service would give me a whole bunch of financial information.

thanks

Getting stock information via Web Services

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