Pull out data in the customized analysis chart automatically

Hi there,

Just wondering is there a way that i could pull out the data in the customized analysis chart. I have a list of companies that i want to do the same technical analysis. However, for now, i could only manually search for each one by changing the ticker. Is there a automatically way in excel that i could pull out chart data corresponding to the tickers i have?

Thanks

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umer.nalla

Hi @pschroeder

I don't know the answer to the above question - hopefully, an Eikon expert will respond to confirm if it is possible.

However, you may find this article interesting where I programmatically run historical and then live Technical Analysis on a set of RICs and then post alerts to a chatroom when a trade signal is generated.

Note that the resultant code in the article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered production-ready.

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umer.nalla

Hi @pschroeder

I don't know the answer to the above question - hopefully, an Eikon expert will respond to confirm if it is possible.

Note that the resultant code in the article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered production-ready.

iamanon

Hi @pschroeder. if you are using Eikon and the CHT app you can drag and drop any of the lines in your charts into Excel, for a dump of the history, but it's not automated and is not dynamic.. It's simply a quick easy way to dump the data into Excel. The technical analysis function exists only in the chart app and isn't available in Excel currently. It can of course be manually created using the underlying formulas, but is rather a heavy lift to do this. I think the best way for you to automate this would be to use the Eikon Data API to pull in your timeseries and then to use the TA python library to calculate your technical indicators.This is specifically what Umer has done in the article he is referring to. If you'd like some help with that we can jump on a call next week if it helps?

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