Where can I find daily stock quote histories on companies no longer trading due to mergers or other reasons?

Question

I am trying to do a portfolio analysis and in this portfolio a few companies were bought out and I am wondering how to obtain the old daily stock quote histories even though the companies no longer exist.

One company in particular traded under the symbol PTF it was then bought out by PWE, now the PTF symbol is already being used by a different company. PTF used to be Petrofund Energy Trust and operated out of Canada, but last July Petrofund Energy Trust was bought out by PWE or Penn West Energy Trust. How do I get the historical trading data of old Petrofund Energy Trust?

Answer 1

You can get this information through the CRSP database. CRSP is available through the WRDS system (Wharton's databases). If you are a student, then your university probably subscribes to it. Tal k to someone at the library -- or someone in your finance department.

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