See trending stock tickers on Reddit and check Stock perfomance
- Go to
back/
directory. - Create a
praw.ini
file with the following
[ClientSecrets]
client_id=<your client id>
client_secret=<your client secret>
user_agent=<your user agent>
Note that the title of this section, ClientSecrets
, is important because ticker_counts.py
will specifically look for that title in the praw.ini
file.
- Install required modules using
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run
ticker_counts.py
first - Now run
yfinance_analysis.py
- currently the default number of tickers analyzed is 25 but yfiinance does accept a number as an arguement if you want more or less tickers -- eg/ "python yfinance_analysis.py 20" would get you only 20 tickers analyzed
- You will be able to find your results in
data/
directory.
There's also a JavaScript web app that shows some data visualizations if you don't want to read the csv files.
Once you finished running the scripts, you'll have to set up the local server
cd back
python wsgi.py
Then, launch the client
cd front
cp .env.example .env
npm install
npm run serve
You can change the env variables if you need to
Included for potential future use is a csv file that contains all the listed ticker symbols for stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds (~50,000 tickers). This was retrieved from https://eodhistoricaldata.com/. You can register for a free api key and get up to 20 api calls every 24 hours.
To retrieve a csv of all USA ticker symbols, use the following:
https://eodhistoricaldata.com/api/exchange-symbol-list/US?api_token={YOUR_API_KEY}
I would love to see more work done on this, I think this could be something very useful at some point. All contributions are welcome. Go ahead and open a PR.
- Join the Discord to discuss development and suggestions.
See this page.
Suggestions are appreciated.
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If you decide to use this anywhere please give a credit to @abbasmdj on twitter, also If you like my work, check out other projects on my Github and my personal blog.