Possible Values of Some Parameters
This lesson contains information about all the possible options for lang, region, modules, and scrIds parameters and symbols of some securities.
Possible options for the lang
parameter
The table below contains the list of symbols that can be assigned to the lang
parameter, along with a description of which language each symbol represents.
Symbol | Language |
| English |
| Spanish |
| Dutch |
| French |
| Italian |
| Chinese |
Possible options for the region
parameter
The table below contains the list of symbols that can be assigned to the region
parameter, along with a description of which country each symbol represents.
Symbol | Country |
| Australia |
| Canada |
| Netherlands |
| Spain |
| France |
| United Kingdom |
| Hong Kong |
| India |
| Italy |
| United States |
Possible options for the modules
parameter
The table below contains all possible options for the modules
parameter along with their description.
module | Description |
| This can be used to obtain the profile of the company executives. |
| This provides us with the balance sheet of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides us a quarterly balance sheet of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides us with important dates and statistics about the symbol that we selected. |
| This provides us a cash flow statement of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides us a quarterly cash flow statement of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides us with key statistics about the security, like price-to-book ratio and book value. |
| This can be used to retrieve data about the company's earnings, which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides us earnings per share of the selected security for the previous year. |
| This provides us the trends of the company’s earnings whose stock we selected. |
| This provides us with the ESG scores of the company. ESG metrics are used to measure a company's environmental, social, and governance performance. |
| This parameter provides financial data of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides the percentage of common shares owned by mutual funds. |
| This can be used to obtain key metrics like costs, risks, and performance of a mutual fund. |
| This provides the income statement of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides the quarterly income statement of the company which is the issuer of the selected security. |
| This provides the trend of the index of the selected symbol. |
| This provides information about the insiders of the company. |
| This provides us with information about the transactions made by the insiders of the company which can help us predict the future performance of the company. |
| This can be used to learn the amount of a company's available stock owned by institutions that manage funds for other people. |
| This provides information about the major shareholders of the company. |
| This can be used to see what percentage of the shares are owned by insiders and institutions. |
| This can be used to look at the trade activities for the security. |
| This provides us with different types of prices for the security. |
| This option provides us the type of the searched security along with some information like its short name, and the exchange's name. |
| This provides us with the trend of the security trade for different periods. |
| This provides the information about regulatory documents that companies and issuers of securities submit to the Securities and Exchange Commission on a regular basis. |
| This provides us with information about the trend in the sector of the selected symbol. |
| This provides us a concise form of quote which has important metrics like previous close index, and day high index. |
| This provides us the information about the upgrade downgrade history of the symbol. When a rating agency raises a bond's rating, this action is called an "upgrade." Similarly, lowering the rating is called a "downgrade." |
List of possible options for scrIds
The options for scrIds
can be categorized based on what kind of security these IDs are associated with. These are the two categories:
scrIds
associated with stocksscrIds
associated with funds
The table below lists those options along with their descriptions.
| Description |
| This provides us with a list of the top shorted stocks. Short selling is when an investor borrows a stock, sells it, and then repurchases it to return to the lender when its price falls. |
| This provides us with a list of undervalued stocks which are expected to grow. |
| This provides us with a list of the technology stocks that are expected to grow significantly compared to the other stocks. |
| This provides us with a list of the stocks which tend to close at a higher index than their open index. |
| This provides us with a list of the stocks that close at a higher index than their open index. |
| This provides us with a list of the stocks that close at a lower index than their open index. |
| This provides us with a list of undervalued stocks which are large in terms of market capitalization. |
| This provides us with a list of small-capitalization high-risk stocks that can produce much higher returns than the other stocks. |
| This provides us with a list of small-capitalization high-risk stocks that are expected to close at an index higher than their open index. |
| Description |
| This provides us with a list of bonds that pay higher interest rates because they have lower credit ratings than investment-grade bonds. |
| This provides us with a list of top mutual funds. |
| This provides us a list of mutual funds with top-half returns that could serve as a rock-solid core of an investor portfolio |
| This provides us with a list of funds that invest in large-cap stocks that are projected to grow faster than other large-cap stocks. |
| This provides us with a list of funds that invest in mid-cap stocks that are projected to grow faster than other mid-cap stocks. |
| This provides us with a list of low-risk, low-yield funds. |
Symbols of some securities
We have used symbols as query parameters and path parameters in the previous lessons. Here is a list of symbols of some important securities:
Security | Symbol |
Microsoft Corporation | MSFT |
Twitter, Inc. | TWTR |
Bitcoin | BTC |
Ethereum | ETH |
Crude Oil | CL=F |
Gold | GC=F |
EUR/USD | EURUSD=X |
EUR/CAD | EUR/CAD=X |
Transamerica Capital Growth Fund Class C | ILLX |
T. Rowe Price Global Technology Fund | PRGTX |