Graphing historical US$ stock prices in €

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ClubMan

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Anybody know a site or easy way (e.g. not manually in Excel) to graph the historical price of a US$ denominated stock in €s? Basically to "overlay" the daily exchange rate over the daily US$ stock price? Just out of curiosity - I'm not trying to time the market or predict things based on past performance or anything like that ...
 
Thanks but perhaps you misunderstood and/or I was unclear in my first post? Say I'm interested in MSFT - most charts will give me the US$ graph of historical stock prices. What I want is the € graph based on the stock price and US$/€ exchange rate on each day - i.e. I want €s on the Y axis. I can't see how to do that with the page linked above.
 
You were clear in your first post.

If you were interested in seeing if there was a correlation between a stock price and the exchange rate open two windows on Moneycentral (one for the stock and one for euro/$ rate. Do a custom date range for them to match. Then using http://www.actualtools.com/transparentwindow/ you can overlay the charts.

Interestingly MS and the euro rate tracked each other down between Aug 19 and Oct 10 this year.
 
davidoco said:
You were clear in your first post.

If you were interested in seeing if there was a correlation between a stock price and the exchange rate open two windows on Moneycentral (one for the stock and one for euro/$ rate.
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No - that's not what I want. I just want to see a US stock price graphed in € rather than US$ at the relevant exchange rate on each day. I can't see how the link that you posted facilitates this.

bogle said:
You make it sound like a cardinal sin...
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It's not a cardinal sin. It's a mug's game.
 
ClubMan said:
No - that's not what I want. I just want to see a US stock price graphed in € rather than US$ at the relevant exchange rate on each day. I can't see how the link that you posted facilitates this.


It's not a cardinal sin. It's a mug's game.
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leave MugsGame out of this.
 
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