Earnings release dates
Author: jonludwig
Creation Date: 3/9/2009 7:34 PM
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jonludwig

#1

3/9/2009 7:34 PM

I've tried doing this, but I get no results. How can I refer to a current or future earnings release date?
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I feel like I am doing something stupid. But I am stuck.
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Eugene

#2

3/10/2009 2:05 AM

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jrellis23

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2/19/2020 7:51 PM

My question builds off this old example.

I want to export the historical earnings dates of a stock to a CSV file. By meshing the code above with the example from "Exporting ASCII Data" from the programming guide, I got to this point:
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It gives a runtime error: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." I suspect that fi.Date may be the culprit. Thoughts?
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Eugene

#4

2/19/2020 8:03 PM

Give this a try in Multi-Symbol mode:

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jrellis23

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2/19/2020 8:24 PM

I was able to resolve the issue and succeed in exporting the earnings date by using:
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Eugene

#6

2/19/2020 9:13 PM

You don't need RestoreContext() here.
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kelvinyip

#7

5/9/2020 12:04 PM

I am trying to figure out if I have the right dataSet updated

When I call this

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This is calling my Fidelity fundamental data set ? (I have Zacks as well)

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Eugene

#8

5/9/2020 2:47 PM

You asked this already:

Where (what DataSet) "earnings per share" comes from in Fidelity data?
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Eugene

#9

9/2/2020 8:10 AM

UPDATE 09/02/2020

"earnings per share" no longer works (Fidelity data). Replacement:

Zacks Adjusted Earnings (EPS) provider
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