Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Author(s) References See Also Examples
Get a data.frame of all the stocks that announce(d) earnings on a given Date.
1 2 3  |   .getEarningsCalendar(Date = Sys.Date())
  getEarningsCalendar(from, to)
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Date | 
 a Date, or character string in the format CCYY-MM-DD  | 
from | 
 first Date for which to retrieve the Earnings Calendar  | 
to | 
 last Date for which to retrieve the Earnings Calendar  | 
.getEarningsCalendar will usually be called by
getCalendarByDay, but it can also be called
directly.
getEarningsCalendar is a wrapper that creates a
sequence of dates between from and to, and
then applies .getEarningsCalendar to each of those
dates and, finally, merges the results together into a
single data.frame.
a data.frame with columns “Date”,
“Time”, “Symbol”, “Company”
ALPHA CODE!!! Subject to change.
Garrett See
http://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html
getEconomicCalendar,
getCalendarByDay
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12  | ## Not run: 
## fetch the Earnings Calendar from yahoo for today
.getEarningsCalendar()
## from a single date in the past or future
.getEarningsCalendar("2012-01-04")
## fetch the Earnings Calendar from yahoo for a range of dates
getEarningsCalendar(from="2012-01-04", to="2012-01-06")
## can also use like .getEarningsCalendar and only use a single Date
getEarningsCalendar("2012-01-04") # same as .getEarningsCalendar('2012-01-04')
## End(Not run)
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