Noah Stoffman
Noah Stoffman
This is an interesting example because if you call it with multiple tickers it will work as you want: `pdr.get_data_yahoo(["INTC", "IBM"], 1970, 1975)` The issue is that `_dl_mult_symbols` looks for...
There's a "right single quotation mark" in the header text of this particular file. Reading with `encoding='cp1252'` would fix. I assume this needs to be corrected in the `_read_zipfile` call....
Yahoo! doesn't make this data available.
This would resolve the error one gets when trying to pull data pre-1970 (on a Windows machine): ``` stdt = datetime(1950,1,1) df = web.DataReader('^GSPC', 'yahoo', stdt) 98 def _get_params(self, symbol):...
@jreback Should this be considered a bug? Can't download pre-1970 data from Yahoo even when it is available (on Windows machines).
I don't think this was ever implemented in yahoo, which is no longer deprecated. I can do a PR if needed. @femtotrader - were you suggesting that that `_timestamp()` be...
To be clear, pdr.get_data_yahoo('^GSPC', '1965') raises a `mktime argument out of range` exception on Windows but not Mac. Also, since yahoo only returns daily data, how important is the time...
Anyone have any idea about this?
I'm not sure what is meant by static or interactive in the discussion above. I came here because I am looking for a way to reference a "figure" created by...
@bashtage I'm not sure what these failed tests mean or how to proceed. If you can give any guidance on what needs to be fixed I can take care of...