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Provides a list of stock symbols from all major stock exchanges across various regions and markets.
Stocksymbol connects to the StockSymbol API that I created to provide a list of stock symbols from all major stock exchanges across various regions and markets.
pip install stocksymbol
You can register for a free API key here.
from stocksymbol import StockSymbol
api_key = '<your API key here>'
ss = StockSymbol(api_key)
# get symbol list based on market
symbol_list_us = ss.get_symbol_list(market="US") # "us" or "america" will also work
# get symbol list based on index
symbol_list_spx = ss.get_symbol_list(index="SPX")
# show a list of available market
market_list = ss.market_list
# show a list of available index
index_list = ss.index_list
Check out this blog post (free link here) for a detailed tutorial with output examples and the motivation behind stocksymbol.
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Provides a list of stock symbols from all major stock exchanges across various regions and markets.
We found that stocksymbol demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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