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Stock Market Screener Project

Overview

This project is designed to fetch and process financial market data to facilitate the screening of stocks across various market capitalizations. The project aims to categorize stocks into Micro-Cap, Small-Cap, Mid-Cap, Large-Cap, and Mega-Cap groups based on their market capitalization.

Features

  • Fetch market capitalization data in batches for efficiency.
  • Categorize stocks into predefined market cap groups.
  • Create a DataFrame to count the occurrences of each market cap type.
  • Implement a progress bar for batch processing to monitor API data fetching.

In Progress

This project is currently a work in progress. Future updates aim to enhance functionality, improve efficiency, and refine data analysis.

Usage

The code is structured to run in a batch processing mode to efficiently handle large volumes of data from the IEX Cloud API.

Setting Up

  1. Obtain an API key from IEX Cloud.
  2. Install the required Python libraries: pandas, requests, and math.

Running the Script

  1. Define the list of symbols or use the provided function to fetch them.
  2. Set the iex_key variable to your IEX Cloud API key.
  3. Run the script to process the data and view the results.

Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome. Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes.

License

This project is open-sourced under the MIT license.

Contact

For any queries or assistance, feel free to contact the project maintainers.


Note: This README is in progress and will be updated with more detailed information and instructions as the project evolves.

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