Closed srbharadwaj closed 3 years ago
Is it correct way to add Nifty/Stock API in Mutual fund library ?
Yes i feel index is required if we want to compare mf with so an option is a good idea
OK we will add Nifty API, but site https://www1.nseindia.com will not available after Aug'20. Do we have any other way to get this data.
need to check let me know if the above link stops working
Thanks @NayakwadiS for developing this and making it open source.
https://youtu.be/vQRLBGpCg9I might be helpful here.
I think eod data will definitely be available on NSE server. Only indices (sectoral and few broad based) would be good enough.
If possible, it would be great to convert the NAV prices into OHLC format (daily NAV prices converted to weekly/monthly ohlc).
Screen shot from define edge attached (for a MF).
I understand mftools today is giving out basic quote (on the lines of nsetools). To get the best out of mftools, ohlc data would be highly useful. This is because there are no intraday players or swing (few days) players here. It is mostly weekly and monthly and for them ohlc would help a lot. That data can be taken either to Amibroker (etc..) or even processed using python finance tools.
Best regards,
For scheme codes, link on the amfi would be better; link here for the documentation page.
Along with the MF data, it would be helpful to have NIFTY P/E data (https://www1.nseindia.com/products/content/equities/indices/historical_pepb.htm).
Guys,
Thanks
conversion of NAV to OHLC is somehow difficult but if would like you can check this
URL: https://www1.nseindia.com/products/dynaContent/equities/indices/total_returnindices.jsp?indexType={0}&fromDate={1}&toDate={2} {0} -> NIFTY 100, NIFTY 50 etc.. {1} -> from date {2} -> to date https://www1.nseindia.com/products/dynaContent/equities/indices/total_returnindices.jsp?indexType=NIFTY%2050&fromDate=21-04-2014&toDate=16-04-2015
Just one API - getHistoricNiftyData(index)