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Executin Error #11
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Nothing changed in the library, could you check if the company you are interested in appears in Google Finance? If not you can try to pass the source='yahoo' parameter to get data from Yahoo Finance instead. |
This seems to be due to a change in Google API URL. The hardcoded URL in Stock and Option class is referencing a URL yielding 404s. The new URL removed the "info" portion, and returns back json encoed data. |
The companies are all in Google Finance (AMZN, BA, GOGGL, IBB, ISRG, PCLN, SPY, and TSLA). |
So apparently the endpoint we've been using has been discontinued. I made a change to use the one @plucena24 suggested. |
Can someone tell me how to get Wallstreet working again? |
@rsmileyc try |
Try tt. Works like a champ. Thanks for your help. |
Really interested in the wallstreet package, however, it doesn't seem to work at all for options. Just re-installed from your git and still getting the error below:
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why is it that strikes are returned in increments of 0.5 while skipping the whole numbers. for instance the current price of SPY is: 277.31 and the returned strikes are as follows: |
I have been using Wallstreet successful for the last few months. This weekend, I started getting the following error message: LookupError('Ticker symbol not found. Try adding the exchange parameter')
LookupError: Ticker symbol not found. Try adding the exchange parameter. I haven't changed anything in my program including the stock symbols. Has something Wallstreet changed?
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