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Hedge fund data

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Last updated 2 years ago

The Gist

  • These functions can be used to get hedge fund trading data, a hedge fund/investor needs to be specified for all these functions

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Function
Descriptions

Shows when a fund/investor bought, sold, or held a stock.

Gets the current holdings for a fund/investor

Gets the change in holdings for a fund/investor

Gets the historical position of a stock by a fund/investor

/holdings heatline

Gets the heatline for an investor's holding

Syntax: /holdings heatline <investor> <ticker>

investor refers to which fund/investor you want the holdings for

ticker specifies which company you want the heatline for

Copy and paste below:

/holdings heatline investor:Warren Buffett ticker:aapl

/holdings current

Gets the current holdings for a fund/investor

Syntax: /holdings current <investor> <dollars>

investor refers to which fund/investor you want the holdings for

dollars returns the holdings by dollar amount if you set it to true. By default, holdings are returned as a percentage of the total portfolio.

/holdings change

Gets the change in holdings for a fund/investor

Syntax: /holdings change <investor>

investor refers to which fund/investor you want the change in holdings for

/holdings historical

Gets the historical position of a stock by a fund/investor

Syntax: /holdings historical <investor> <ticker> <display_type>

investor refers to which fund/investor you want the holdings for

ticker specifies which company you want the historical holdings for

display_type gives you multiple options for displaying the chart such as the #of shares, the dollar value, or the allocation % in the portfolio

<investor> <ticker>

<investor> <dollars>

<investor>

<investor> <ticker> <display_type>

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/holdings heatline
/holdings current
/holdings change
/holdings historcal
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