ValueRaider

That's fine, most changes I want are in pricing data (surprisingly lots of issues). I don't really use the fundamentals side. If you really are interested, then give this a...

@ajgringo619 I'm already rolling out, just starting slow with 2 PRs. If neither are relevant/interesting to you then browse through [these issues](https://github.com/ranaroussi/yfinance/pulls/ValueRaider) for one you like. Or start a [Discussion](https://github.com/yfinance-fork-team/yfinance-x/discussions)...

`yfinance` doesn't handle timezones well, so often returned data is off by one day. Except when `period` is specified, then Yahoo handles the timezones. I have a branch that should...

Click the link. Then just use it, provide feedback.

It's a new feature so you need latest version 1.7.2

I did a little digging and the fault lies with Yahoo not yfinance. Check for yourself - the data returned by API is present in HTML source. Right click ->...

yahoofinancials is returning the same value as yfinance: ``` from yahoofinancials import YahooFinancials as YF tick = YF("IBM") print(tick.get_ebit()) ``` > 5772000000 Please post your BeautifulSoup code.

I did not change `yahoofinancials` yet it gives same EBIT value as `yfinance`. `get_json()` is called from different parts of `yfinance` for different purposes so breakpoints in it not helpful....

> Please search inside the HTML-Text for "annualEBIT" inside the variable "soup" This finds 5992000000 (5.992B) for year ending 2021-12-31. But the soup also contains "ebit" in "incomeStatementHistory" which states...

Ok, I understand now. The issue is that Yahoo is returning 2 different sets of financial data in different parts of the html json. One is parsed by `yfinance`, but...