> Yahoo Historical Stock Prices Inaccurate?

Yahoo Historical Stock Prices Inaccurate?

Posted at: 2014-12-05 
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Think hard now....

How much are you PAYING for Yahoo!Finance quotes?

And are the businesses that CHARGE for financial data still in business?

Ask yourself WHY those companies would still be in business if you could get 100% accurate data somewhere FOR NOTHING?

You get what you pay for....it's called "capitalism"...

Yahoo Finance's historic stock prices are way way off!

The price of PPA on May 20, 2009 closed at $21.92 according to reality, google, and Nasdaq. According to Yahoo, the close price was $43.83?!

Yahoo is way way off for many stocks...