I don't know if this is the right forum for this, but I'm looking for CDS data for major creditors (Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, etc.), does anyone know how to find them using a Bloomberg terminal?
If not, is it possible to find accurate data on the web?
Call the help line. They are there for a reason...and if you feel like chatting up using some emotocons press the help button twice.
I've never used a Bloomberg terminal before...so I don't know what you're talking about
Using a bloomberg terminal is actually not that difficult. If you have a bloomberg key board you can press help help to get into a chat with support that can tell you how to do almost anything. Also, I believe if you just type CDS into bloomberg, the drop down window should populate with some options. From memory, I think CDSD gets you into the main CDS screen. It should not be difficult to find that information.
If you still have no idea what I am talking about do a simple google search for bloomberg help, that should cover the basics. Also, if you just got set up with bloomberg at work, you should recieve a folder/binder that contains a lot of introduction material.
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Help Help is the greatest thing ever. They will hook you up with so much data you won't know what to do with it.
For GS type
GS + Equity + CRPR
or go to function WCDS and type GS in the search field. In addition, you can type "Search" then put "CDS Spread" then push 4 (Function) and click on the appropriate one.
Is there any book to teach you how to use the Bloomberg? My school has a Bloomberg always want to learn how to use that thing.
ask the help desk for the bloomberg training course. waste of time, but exactly what you're looking for.
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