Calling data with Python into a json dictionary. It also can be printed as a dataframe, which means such data can be printed in a table format and as an .csv file too.
Such fields can be called as a technical indicator on the desired instrument. Below a json dictionary.
[{'symbol': 'SALM',
'date': '2020-07-17',
'rating': 'B+',
'ratingScore': 3,
'ratingRecommendation': 'Neutral',
'ratingDetailsDCFScore': 5,
'ratingDetailsDCFRecommendation': 'Strong Buy',
'ratingDetailsROEScore': 1,
'ratingDetailsROERecommendation': 'Strong Sell',
'ratingDetailsROAScore': 2,
'ratingDetailsROARecommendation': 'Sell',
'ratingDetailsDEScore': 5,
'ratingDetailsDERecommendation': 'Strong Buy',
'ratingDetailsPEScore': 3, |
'ratingDetailsPERecommendation': 'Neutral',
'ratingDetailsPBScore': 3,
'ratingDetailsPBRecommendation': 'Neutral'}]
Just few lines of Python code is needed in order to achieve this printed data.
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