For each exchange (Nasdaq, Nyse, Bse) scrapes all available rows, For each exchange a list of tuples is created; Each tuple has the name and the symbol of the row's company,
According to a NYSE web page the usual 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM trading hours are ET, that is eastern time, which means EST in the winter and EDT in the summer. Also, on certain days near holidays trading closes at 1:00 PM ET.
How to get the datetime of NYSE close time (4.00 PM EST) in UTC
I would like to modify the code below so that I can get the trading days n days from now or n days ago: import pandas_market_calendars as mcal holidays = nyse.holidays() mydate = pd.to_datetime("1...
I'm trying to pull all available bonds in an exchange (NYSE) from the Blomberg terminal via Python. I want to retrieve the various bond data fields like say (Option Adjusted Spread ,S&P Rating, Yield to Maturity, Sector).
How to pull all available bonds listed on a particular exchange(NYSE ...
For one, trading holidays do change (see Veterans day with the NYSE). Using a package like pandas_market_calendars as shown by Ryan Sheftel below is likely a better way to protect against that danger while also avoiding having to recreate the wheel for the task.
ok no probs. I only wanted the LSE symbols so the above helped for me - I believe the symbols within the exchange are consistent across e.g. yahoo/lse/google finance etc - except for yahoo it has .L on the end and in google it has LON. It is ridiculous how all the price data is willingly available, but not the list of symbols I just dont get it!