ASX and S&P500 Sector Workbooks
Index Constituent Symbol Lists
We now offer Optuma Symbol Lists that contain the constituents of the major exchanges (eg ASX200, FTSE100, S&P500, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, TSX Composite, etc) and also the US S&P500 Sectors (Energy, Finance, Consumer Discretionary, etc).
For more information on Symbol Lists and how they can be used in your analysis (note that you can create your own custom lists) click here, and they can be added to your data subscription via the Data section in your Account Page.
Note: you will only be able to see the symbol lists for the data you are subscribed to, so to see the Dow Jones Industrials list for example you would need to be subscribed to the US data.
Once added to your account, log in to Optuma and the lists will be available under the Symbol List tab of the Security Selection window, allowing you to quickly open the tech companies in the S&P500 for example as a watchlist or with one of your saved Page Layouts (see the video below to learn more on creating your own Page Layouts).
Unfortunately we have yet to find a source for the Australian sector constituents that can be integrated with our data servers, so click the button below to download a example workbook containing tabs for each of the ASX sectors.
Note: To see the charts requires the current 64bit version of the Optuma software and an active account with a subscription to our data.
Optuma clients can download and open the workbooks and set up their own charts and tools by clicking the buttons below and saving the files. Once saved, double-click on the file to open, and click yes when prompted to move them from the download location to your default Workbooks folder. Please contact us if you have any questions.
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Darren Hawkins, MSTA
Senior Software Specialist at Optuma
Darren is the senior Software Specialist at Optuma. He joined the company in 2009 after attending an introductory technical analysis course. Darren now instructs users all over the world, from experienced Wall Street traders and professional money managers to individual traders drawing their first trendlines.
Darren grew up in the UK and attended college in the USA where he earned a BA in Economics from St Mary's College of Maryland. He went on to spend a few years working at the Nasdaq Stock Market in Washington DC. Going on to live and work in Australia, the US and currently the UK, Darren has a broad understanding of the individual needs of traders, portfolio managers and investors utilising a wide range of methodologies.
In 2014 Darren passed the UK-based Society of Technical Analysts diploma course, and is in the process of studying for Level 3 of the CMT Program.
When not looking at charts, Darren keeps a keen eye on England's cricket team - especially if they are playing against Australia. He lives in the Essex countryside in England, with wife Wendy and their labrador, Gabba.
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