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That's a different request to string `most_actives`. When you specify string, yfinance just sends the string + parameters. yfinance used to create and send corresponding query, but then @R5dan discovered...
@deeleeramone nonsense. Latest version works fine: ``` response = yf.screen('day_gainers', count=250) DEBUG Entering get() DEBUG Entering _make_request() DEBUG url=https://query1.finance.yahoo.com/v1/finance/screener/predefined/saved DEBUG params={'corsDomain': 'finance.yahoo.com', 'formatted': 'false', 'lang': 'en-US', 'region': 'US', 'scrIds': 'day_gainers',...
@R5dan offset argument doesn't work.
@deeleeramone So we got 2 different solutions. The difference is how they handle: > yf.screen("most_actives", sortField="ticker", ...) Default sortField for "most_actives" is "dayvolume". Should sortField="ticker" override?
Good argument, agree.
Try the branch in PR #1984 ([how to run](https://github.com/ranaroussi/yfinance/discussions/1080))
You should have seen a new warning message.
It's not meant to fix the reproducibility. `Adj Close` isn't consistent from Yahoo.
Did that ever actually raise before into your code? yfinance always tried to intercept errors internally and return None for invalid tickers. #2524 will change this.
The only relevant code changes I can find are adding `_fetch_additional_info` then fixing it: - #2212 - #2354 - #2382