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Notebook: All Fundamentals Database Fields

Hi all,

Just in time for Quantopian's factor model lectures here's a notebook containing the full list of fields available from Quantopian's fundamentals database - ready to use in pythonic form, complete with example. I've been working with fundamentals data quite a bit lately and going back and forth between the docs and the notebook gets old quickly. I hope this list is useful to someone else as well.

A word of caution: querying the entire database at once is almost guaranteed to crash your notebook kernel. Work with smaller groups of fields instead.

Alex

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Alex, this is amazing. Thanks so much for contributing this.

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What's going on with the character encoding issues ? Since we can't retrieve them we are forced to skip these fields. Catching the exception doesn't help as there is no data to move forward with. Is this on the TODO list? Or do we need to find our own workarounds?

Hello,

I am doing a large query using all the fundamentals. I know it's not advised, but there is no error thrown at all when using get_fundamentals. Can this be fixed please.
It just goes back to "kernel idle" but the [*] are still next to my code, so it looks like it is still executing