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I would like to analyze historical stock data, to know what the older references like Jesse Livermore Wyckoff and others were trading. Therefore I would like to have the daily historical prices of US Steel at that time the symbol X. I managed to get data back to 1992 with yahoo quotes.
But maybe somebody has a good free reference to a longterm history.


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