Closed unspectacular closed 2 years ago
toddwschneider
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2 years ago Hi @unspectacular, I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean? What CSV and what list are you talking about? This repo fetches mostly XML and HTML from the SEC's website, then parses those into a Postgres database. Can you describe in more words what you're looking for? Thanks
unspectacular
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2 years ago Todd. Sorry, I tend to write too long so I make a concerted effort to shorten questions. For a long time I have been pulling a .csv from GITHUB that has converted the SEC 13F list into a simple form that I can isolate the CUSIPS and easily cross reference on excel. The SEC PDF is very messy to convert manually. When I went to grab the 3/31 version yesterday the bookmark link was dead. I searched GITHUB for 13F and found your entry and it didn't occur to me there were multiple 13F projects. I thought you were the original posted of that CSV. Looking now at the dead link it seems it was a used called "scuba-dev" who no longer posting it. Apologies for the confusion. Don't ever take your work for granted, as a lot of users use this stuff and are silent observers! I will reach out to scuba-dev but he must have decided to move onto other things. Best of luck and thanks for the response.
toddwschneider
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2 years ago No worries! I'm going to "close" this issue then but feel free to reopen if something else comes up
rl2050
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2 years ago If someone is still looking to convert the quarterly list of 13f securities to CSV (or Excel).. I've created a python script for this purpose. See my repository here: https://github.com/rl2050/13FtoExcel @unspectacular
Hi @toddwschneider et al. I found the csv version of the full quarterly 13F list to be extremely helpful and noticed it is no longer linked to. Is this something still available for public use or has it not able to be linked to any more? Keep up the great work.