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hi
I’m running the below where ric_chunk[0] contains RIC=ABR
ek.get_timeseries(ric_chunk[0],start_date=datetime(2021,3,26,7,30,0),end_date=datetime.now(),interval='minute',fields='CLOSE')
I don’t see the same output that I see if I run it only for one asser:
ek.get_timeseries(['ABR'],start_date=datetime(2021,3,26,7,30,0),end_date=datetime.now(),interval='minute',fields='CLOSE')
Can you please advise?
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Please double-check the value in ric_chunk[0]
You can just print it out to the console to confirm the value.
print(ric_chunk[0])
In my test, I hardcoded ric_chunk to a list of 3 instruments.
And I got the same result from ric_chunk[0] vs ['ABR']
