Everything about one symbol
get_symbolRetrieves a full profile for one company or entity by ticker code, including sentiment, topics, storylines, related entities and recent statements. Use it first to see what is happening with a symbol.
Instructions
One company or other entity in a single call. Use first for "what is going on with X".
Returns who it is (name, kind, exchange); its mentions, topics, distinct sources, sentiment counts and score
for the last 24 hours (d), the last 7 days (w) and all the history the plan includes, with the change
against the period before and the counts over statements that name only this entity (mentions_single, score_single); the
sectors of its statements; its largest topics; its storylines with the most mentions lately; the entities
it shares topics with (related, empty for a rarely mentioned symbol); and its newest statements.
A period without any mention is left out of periods. more_statements says whether the symbol has
more statements than shown. If you expect to need them, ask for statements at its maximum: only then is
statements_cursor set, and search_statements(symbol=..., cursor=...) continues exactly after them. With
fewer, the cursor is null and search_statements(symbol=...) starts again at the newest, repeating the ones
shown here. Do not guess a code: a wrong one costs a request. Look it up with find_symbol.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| code | Yes | Ticker or entity code, e.g. NVDA. Non-US tickers carry an exchange suffix (0700.HK). When unsure of the code, call find_symbol first. | |
| topics | No | How many of its largest topics to include | |
| statements | No | How many of its newest statements to include |