I have a variety of mutual funds and elf that I would like to retrieve pricing data for. I use TR Eikon API Proxy - Data Item Browser to search for TR Codes. It turns out that in some cases I can easily find a RIC code for the mutual fund (1) whereas in other cases I can find a RIC code but no pricing data using 'get_timeseries'. (2)
Example 1 - The mutual Fund 'BNP Paribas OBAM' has ISIN NL0006294035. If I type this into the Data Item Browser I get "OBAMb.AS", and henceforth I am able to insert this into a Python ek.get_timeseries statement and retrieve prices. Works fine.
Example 2 - The mutual Fund 'Fidelity Funds - European Dynamic Growth Fund Y-DIST-EUR' has ISIN LU0936577138. If I type this ISIN into the Data Item Browser it shows the name of the fund correctly and I have a choice out of two. The first RIC LP86229468 shows no data in the Data Item Browser. The second RIC A1W4TZX.DX only shows a value for 'Last' or 'CF_LAST' (of 17.15) in the Data Item Browser (and no values for 'OPEN', 'CLOSE', 'HIGH', 'LOW', 'VOLUME'). When I insert this RIC into a Python ek.get_timeseries statement to retrieve pricing data, I merely get 'nan'.
df_tr = ek.get_timeseries(symbols[y], fields=['OPEN', 'CLOSE', 'HIGH', 'LOW', 'VOLUME', 'LAST'],start_date=startdate, end_date=enddate)
When symbols[y] = 'A1W4TZX.DX' the above statement yields 6 x nan.
Question: How do I find RIC codes for mutual funds that give me correct pricing data when using the Python ek.get_timeseries statement?