Closed twiecki closed 6 years ago
Currently no, I think. Adding Options('aapl').get_profile()
and parse "Details" table should be useful?
I installed master but there's no .get_profile()
Ah, I meant a method being added to meet the request.
@sinhrks Ah, yeah that would certainly work.
@twiecki
Have a look at https://github.com/davidastephens/pandas-finance, I added profile, sector, industry and employees properties to the Equity object.
@davidastephens Thanks, that's really helpful. Any reason to have 2 packages that do similar things or is there a way to merge the two?
There was some discussion in #117 about this. The pandas-finance package is planned to be more a high level api for finance related code rather than just data reading. This package is more for time-series / bulk data downloading. Certainly this particular feature has some overlap across the packages. I'm happy merge it into datareader people think it fits better here.
@davidastephens I'm not directly involved in either of the two projects so take this as you may. While the division makes sense to me, pandas-finance is merely a thin wrapper on top of pandas-datareader, and because it's just a couple of lines it might make sense to include the API here. pandas-datareader only reads financial data so the target audience is very close.
Irrespective of that, the place where you do parse and load individual data is profile
. That could certainly be submitted to pandas-datareader which would also keep the abstraction coherent.
Yahoo has been deprecated.
@twiecki
Have a look at https://github.com/davidastephens/pandas-finance, I added profile, sector, industry and employees properties to the Equity object.
Is there any way to get stocks from different regions? For example, I am trying to get a Japanese stock from the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Is that possible? If so, how? Thank you.
Yahoo finance does give you information on sector and industry: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=AAPL+Profile
Is it possible to access that data through
pandas-datareader
?