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Where is list of all ticker symbols #40

Open abel-diaz opened 10 months ago

abel-diaz commented 10 months ago

Hi, I want to use this code data = nasdaqdatalink.Dataset('WIKI/AAPL').data()

Is there a way to get all tickers? I asked Google's BARD and it came up with import nasdaqdatalink nasdaq_data_link = nasdaqdatalink.NasdaqDataLink(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY") tickers = nasdaq_data_link.get_all_tickers() print(tickers)

Problem is "get_all_tickers" doesnt exist. Using the above example, how can I actually get all ticker symbols?

I have spent hours digging through tutorials and it is not intuitive or clear what the database and ticker values are. A list of each would be helpful. If I am to loop through this: data = nasdaqdatalink.Dataset('WIKI/AAPL').data() We need a a list of database and ticker codes

clientsuccessnasdaq commented 10 months ago

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        Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out.

Kindly note that the free WIKIP database (https://data.nasdaq.com/databases/WIKIP/data [1]) was deprecated a while back; therefore, the data available may be outdated.

The list of all tickers can be found in our documentation. Please see the coverage file under the Tables section of this page: https://data.nasdaq.com/databases/WIKIP/documentation?anchor=tables [2].

Our Python package does not have a function called NASDAQ_DATA_LINK.GET_ALL_TICKERS. For a list of available functions, refer to our full Python documentation here: https://docs.data.nasdaq.com/docs/python-tables [3].

Please feel free to let us know should you have other questions.

Best regards, Kim

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Hi, I want to use this code data = nasdaqdatalink.Dataset('WIKI/AAPL').data()

Is there a way to get all tickers? I asked Google's BARD and it came up with import nasdaqdatalink nasdaq_data_link = nasdaqdatalink.NasdaqDataLink(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY") tickers = nasdaq_data_link.get_all_tickers() print(tickers)

Problem is "get_all_tickers" doesnt exist. Using the above example, how can I actually get all ticker symbols?

I have spent hours digging through tutorials and it is not intuitive or clear what the database and ticker values are. A list of each would be helpful. If I am to loop through this: data = nasdaqdatalink.Dataset('WIKI/AAPL').data() We need a a list of database and ticker codes

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