What is the coding scheme for the CRSP stand-alone index files?
Referencing the following coding scheme will allow users to determine file names in the stand-alone indices files. For example, the file DSIX.xls, is the Excel spreadsheet containing the daily indices for the NYSE, Amex, and NASDAQ exchanges.
First character represents the frequency
- D
- Daily
- M
- Monthly
- Q
- Quarterly
- A
- Annual
Second and third characters represent the data
- SI
- Stock + Indices
- SS
- Stock + Standard Deviation
- SB
- Stock + Beta
Fourth character represents the exchange
- A
- NYSE
- B
- NYSE Amex US
- C
- NYSE + NYSE Amex US
- O
- Nasdaq
- R
- NYSE Arca
- X
- NYSE + NYSE Amex US + Nasdaq
- Y
- NYSE + NYSE Amex US + Nasdaq + NYSE Arca