parsing of stock data in c# , creation of an html table and a graph

We require a small commandline tool which copies or creates a graph for the daily stock price of one year. the graph can either be copied (extracted from a web page) or created by getting the data online (free source must be used). We also require a second tool which extracts an html table of stock data from a specific site and saves it as an html table. ## Deliverables c# must be used for this project 4.0 with VS 2010 We need a ONE YEAR graph, such as the ones on google finance, yahoo finance or any typical finance site. The graph can be either copied from a website or generated from FREELY available data on the internet. We need a command line program to generate the graph for a given stock symbol for a one year period. Commandline program would take the stock symbol as input. Graph must have X and Y axis with time and stock price at end of day. graph image should be copied to local disk with simple name e.g. [login to view URL] The graph can be generated using the .NET libraries (Microsoft charts) from the data obtained on a website which has the stock price listed for 1 year. The code at the site [login to view URL] can be used to get the stock data easily it calls the Yahoo finance freely available YQL API which gives all the information. The graph can then be generated using the Microsoft charts available in the .NET libraries. NOTE: the image of the graph does NOT have to be displayed, just saved in a file. PART 2: navigate to link [login to view URL] Parse the html and save the table into an html file on the local disk. The tricky part is somehow getting the html from the frame in code. NO external libraries should be used for this since we do not want extra dependencies, this should be doable using the .NET libraries easily. The method saving the data to html should have a parameter allowing only the 1st N rows to be saved. NO sorting is needed, the column with the stars can be ignored. NOTE specific columns should NOT be selected, I should be able to use the same code when results on the page are dsplayed with more columns for example with the link : [login to view URL] command line test program should be provided that demonstrates that the tool works for both links. .NET 4.0 with VS 2010 MUST be used