FTSE100 Winners & Losers (Teletext/Ceefax)

If it is any help, Telegraph pm has them in their archives.

Just curious. Are you trying to find the most volatile stocks?

Tiddy Ogg.

Can't help, I'm afraid - but maybe you should be looking for another solution anyway. AIUI, the sort of Teletext/Ceefax we currently know and love will die on digital switch-over - and the text service on Freeview is infinitely inferior.

I think that the LSE releases them freely, so it's just a matter of finding a news organisation which has an available archive or someone who gets daily market reports via email.

Try -

I'm also interested as to what you're doing with the stats.

Daytona

That would be great: can you elaborate further (I'm obviously being a bit thick): "Telegraph pm"?

TIA

In response to the couple of queries (gratefully rec'd):

1. Yup, I know trad Teletext will be disappearing when analogue terrestrial TV switches into digital terrestrial; already thinking about another source, and this has made me think a bit harder!
2. The purpose: some years ago, there was an article in the Chronic Investor by David Schwartz advocating taking a 50-day moving average of the risers with certain levels in the MAV being signals. It piqued my curiosity, and I've been collecting data since. It's nothing more than a bit of gentle fun to be taken with a large dose of salt, really! I wouldn't dare make any claims on the data, but it's interesting to watch what has happened as time goes by (but not infer anything about what might happen). I could post a graph somewhere if there was sufficient interest.

and just to clarify, for what it's worth, I'm not looking for a list of shares of the biggest winners and losers, I'm looking for the number of shares that rose and fell for a given day, so for today (Fri) it is:

FTSE100 at CLOSE Winners 37 Losers 62