As a programmer, I like to automate things. As an investor, I like to keep a closer watch on assets I’ve invested in.
I want to have a configurable (which assets) and importable (google cal in my case) earnings calendar so I don’t have to manually track the almost 30 positions I currently have to see when their earnings report or call will be. Does this exist? If not, I’m inclined to figure out if I can make this myself. Conceptually this isn’t hard at all. The question is, are there APIs that expose this data and are they ridiculously priced or not.
I know about IOS stocks app “add earnings to calendar” button, and I know there is this: https://finance.yahoo.com/calendar/earnings
However, I want to look at my own calendar and see which earnings are coming up.
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