How am I supposed to get just the close price and date from this data returned by yfinance?
I am fetching the data of the S&P index for every day and I want to insert the close price and the date into my database, however, I am new to Python and I have no idea how to navigate this weird data structure. This is what print(spxHistoricalData) returns:
How am I supposed to get just the close price and date from this data returned by yfinance?
I am fetching the data of the S&P index for every day and I want to insert the close price and the date into my database, however, I am new to Python and I have no idea how to navigate this weird data structure. This is what print(spxHistoricalData) returns:
How am I supposed to get just the close price and date from this data returned by yfinance?
I am fetching the data of the S&P index for every day and I want to insert the close price and the date into my database, however, I am new to Python and I have no idea how to navigate this weird data structure. This is what print(spxHistoricalData) returns:
How am I supposed to get just the close price and date from this data returned by yfinance?
I am fetching the data of the S&P index for every day and I want to insert the close price and the date into my database, however, I am new to Python and I have no idea how to navigate this weird data structure. This is what print(spxHistoricalData) returns:
How am I supposed to get just the close price and date from this data returned by yfinance?
I am fetching the data of the S&P index for every day and I want to insert the close price and the date into my database, however, I am new to Python and I have no idea how to navigate this weird data structure. This is what print(spxHistoricalData) returns:
How am I supposed to get just the close price and date from this data returned by yfinance?
I am fetching the data of the S&P index for every day and I want to insert the close price and the date into my database, however, I am new to Python and I have no idea how to navigate this weird data structure. This is what print(spxHistoricalData) returns:
Keep getting positional argument follows keyword argument in yfinance?
For some reason I keep getting an odd positional argument follow keyword argument in yfinance?
yfinance printing last three years of a balance sheet
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[221], line 1
—-> 1 aapl.get_balance_sheet(start_date=”2021-09-30″, end_date=None)
Yfinance history returns different result each time
I use Yfinance to download historical prices and have found that the function returns different result each time. Is it an error or am I doing something wrong?
Yfinance history returns different result
I use Yfinance to download historical prices and have found that the function returns different result each time. Is it an error or am I doing something wrong?