How to Get a List of Stocks on an Exchange || Stock Analysis with Python Part 1

@MattMacarty
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Use an API to get listing of every security traded on an exchange

Learn Python for Stock Analysis - by the end of this video series you will have a functioning tool to speed your analysis of markets and individual stocks

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[luzhang]

Amazing work! I'm preparing for the FRM2 exam. Your playlist has been super helpful for me to understand some abstract concepts!

[markcolumbretis]

Hi. is the api_key acquired on the website? Or you can create it on your own?

[dtconsultations]

Hello, Matt thank you for this great video. Is there a way to add conditions so only specific stocks (such as optionable) are retrieved? Thank you.

[iamwhatuthinkiam]

Hi Matt. Excellent video. Unfortunately I am not being able to replicate the file generation. I think its because I havent kept the API key in the right place that Python expects it to. (I kept it in a folder I created in a random location of my choice). Where does one keep the API Key so that Python is able to access it? Thanks in advance!

[CemilPars]

Sir very useful video. Would it be more useful if we get data from the web using beautiful soup instead of API?

[jackcalvert]

So just to clarify, if I was to use your code with my api code it would work fine?

[GaborVideos]

Thank you for your videos. Learning a lot!