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my name is VI and I'm a financially
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trader.net Channel Fab weth where I talk
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about my own Financial Independence
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journey and share tools methods and
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strategies that help me achieve my
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Financial Freedom thank
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you previously I had uploaded this video
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about downloading NSE data from the new
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NSE website using python
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if you haven't watched this video please
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do so you might ask there are already a
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number of python packages that download
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Inc data and do we really need another
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one right well there is a real lead for
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it I I'll explain why NSC as you know
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constantly update their website and due
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to this the API end points keep changing
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however most of the Python packages that
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you see on GitHub don't keep up with
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these updates so either most of the
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packages stopped working already or
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don't have do not have all the
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functionalities that we normally look
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for and that's the reason I thought I'll
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put this utility together as part of my
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commitment towards this community I'm
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not only going to keep the script
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updated with any changes to the NSC
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website but I'll also keep enhancing it
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to include other new things in
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future in this video I'll talk about one
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of the recent announcements I made to
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the utility and it's all about fetching
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the corporate actions data from the NSE
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website as you are aware the corporate
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actions include uh bonus issues stock
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splits dividends BuyBacks and other
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things like that for people who follow
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specific stocks this information becomes
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very crucial in their decision- making
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some even use it for sentiment analysis
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and some for for even based trading
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strategies so I'm hoping that this
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particular update will be useful to
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people who specifically look for this
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type of data let's now take a look at
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the python implementation it has two
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scripts the first one is called the NS
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utility Pip this is the main utility
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python script uh this contains all the
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functions which does various uh
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downloads from NSE um all you need to do
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is just copy this entire file and then
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place this file within your Source route
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and now let's take a look at how to use
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this uh utility so all you need to do is
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just import the NC utility p as usual
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and then you create an instance of the
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main class under NS utility which is NS
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utility. NSC utils so this becomes the
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instance and then the usage is quite
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simple all you need to do is just type
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NSC Dot and then invoke the specific
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method in this case get corporate action
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and then when you run the script it
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gives you pandas data frame containing
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all the information that you saw over on
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the NSE website this is the there are
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some additional variations on how you
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could do it for example this downloads
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the the entire data I believe there's
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close to about 13 years worth of data uh
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on the NSC website if you want
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specifically for a time period uh you
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could use this filter function which is
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you can give a starting date and ending
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date and then it it'll download all
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corop actions that happen within that uh
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within that time frame uh and also if
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you want specific data for example if
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you only need a bonus data you could
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always do that by giving the the
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argument filter and then type either
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bonus dividend split or buyback and
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it'll only download that type of data
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that you want um this is a wild card
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search so we can give any search term
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here and then it it'll return the rows
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that contain that particular search term
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I'll be providing the link uh to this
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particular blog article in the
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description uh this provides you a
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detailed account on how to use this uh
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functionality um including the the
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source code and then you can simply copy
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that and use it for I'll also provide
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you the link uh to the the other main
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blog article that I wrote this contain
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the the full source code of the actual
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utility so this is the NS utility that I
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talked about all you need to do is just
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copy this and save it as NS utility. Pi
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um in your source source directory and
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and then follow the rest of the
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instructions that I had already
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covered so that's pretty much it for
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this video uh I have a few more
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announcements that I've done for this uh
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utility which I'll be covering in the
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come I hope you like this if there are
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any comments feedbacks or suggestions
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please do leave a comment and uh I'll
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see you in the next video thank you if
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you genuinely found this video useful
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please consider subscribing and liking
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the video and I will see you soon in
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another video and until then take care
