No data found for this date range, symbol may be delisted

[kunwang-auto]

When I use yfinance to download tickers data , it always appears this error, 'No data found for this date range, symbol may be delisted'.
Anyone encounters this problem as well? How to sovle it, Thanks.

[lcocea]

Got the same error upon trying to run the sample code in the README file.

[kunwang-auto]

Got the same error upon trying to run the sample code in the README file.

Have you solved this problem?

[lcocea]

Have you solved this problem?

No. Hoping the dev will comment on this.

[lcocea]

@2145460229 It seems nobody else is bothered by this issue, so either the two of us are missing something or there is a better way to get the historical data in Python.

[HarryHHung]

If you are fetching data from behind a company proxy like I do, pip install python-certifi-win32 might help to resvole the SSLCertVerificationError.
The following lines showed me more information than the yfinance.download command.
import yfinance as yf
tsla=yf.Ticker('TSLA')
tsla.info

[Missingid]

@2145460229 It seems nobody else is bothered by this issue, so either the two of us are missing something or there is a better way to get the historical data in Python.

I got the same error. Have you solved it yet?

[lcocea]

@2145460229 It seems nobody else is bothered by this issue, so either the two of us are missing something or there is a better way to get the historical data in Python.

I got the same error. Have you solved it yet?

It seems to be working now, try:

import yfinance as yf
data = yf.download("TSLA", start="2022-03-08", end="2022-03-09", threads=False)
print(data)

[TLimnavong]

Hi
I have the same issue for some tickers when i am doing it with a list of tickers but when i try it in a simple case it works. Is there anyone who got the same problem?
Thanks

[lcocea]

Hi I have the same issue for some tickers when i am doing it with a list of tickers but when i try it in a simple case it works. Is there anyone who got the same problem? Thanks

It seems to work with multiple tickers as well. For example:

this (1 ticker)...
data = yf.download("TSLA", start="2022-03-10", end="2022-03-11", threads=False)

returns this...
Open High ... Adj Close Volume
Date ...
2022-03-10 851.450012 854.450012 ... 838.299988 19501300
[1 rows x 6 columns]

and this (2 tickers)...
data = yf.download("TSLA IBM", start="2022-03-10", end="2022-03-11", threads=False)

returns this...
Adj Close Close ... Open Volume
IBM TSLA IBM ... TSLA IBM TSLA
Date ...
2022-03-10 124.349998 838.299988 124.349998 ... 851.450012 5325700 19501300
[1 rows x 12 columns]

[TLimnavong]

Hi I have the same issue for some tickers when i am doing it with a list of tickers but when i try it in a simple case it works. Is there anyone who got the same problem? Thanks

It seems to work with multiple tickers as well. For example:

this (1 ticker)... data = yf.download("TSLA", start="2022-03-10", end="2022-03-11", threads=False)

returns this... Open High ... Adj Close Volume Date ... 2022-03-10 851.450012 854.450012 ... 838.299988 19501300 [1 rows x 6 columns]

and this (2 tickers)... data = yf.download("TSLA IBM", start="2022-03-10", end="2022-03-11", threads=False)

returns this... Adj Close Close ... Open Volume IBM TSLA IBM ... TSLA IBM TSLA Date ... 2022-03-10 124.349998 838.299988 124.349998 ... 851.450012 5325700 19501300 [1 rows x 12 columns]

Thank you for your answer, I have hundreds tickers and it works for all of them except one. My issue is that when the ticker is in my loop, I have the message "No data found, symbol may be delisted" but when i try it "alone" it works. The Ticker's symbol is MMT.SG

[lcocea]

Thank you for your answer, I have hundreds tickers and it works for all of them except one. My issue is that when the ticker is in my loop, I have the message "No data found, symbol may be delisted" but when i try it "alone" it works. The Ticker's symbol is MMT.SG

In my sample code above, I inserted your ticker between TSLA and IBM and it worked for that date interval. Assuming there are no hidden characters in your ticker list, I think the dates may be a problem. What happens if there are missing data for your ticker on at least one date that is otherwise valid for all the other tickers? I would expect yfinance to write NaN for each missing value.

[TLimnavong]

Thank you for your answer, I have hundreds tickers and it works for all of them except one. My issue is that when the ticker is in my loop, I have the message "No data found, symbol may be delisted" but when i try it "alone" it works. The Ticker's symbol is MMT.SG

In my sample code above, I inserted your ticker between TSLA and IBM and it worked for that date interval. Assuming there are no hidden characters in your ticker list, I think the dates may be a problem. What happens if there are missing data for your ticker on at least one date that is otherwise valid for all the other tickers? I would expect yfinance to write NaN for each missing value.

Nice to see that it works for someone ^^
I included the same date in my code, that's weird everything is the same... Thanks for your help i will try to find an other way to bypass this issue

[malexandersalazar]

Today 29/03 I can't get Mastercard (MA) up to date data. Only to 25/03. What happen? "No data found for this data range, symbol may be deslited" everywhere with a lot of tickers like MA, ULVR, VFC, V, WFC.F, etc.

[lcocea]

Today 29/03 I can't get Mastercard (MA) up to date data. Only to 25/03. What happen? "No data found for this data range, symbol may be deslited" everywhere with a lot of tickers like MA, ULVR, VFC, V, WFC.F, etc.

Works on my end today using code above with MA, 2022-03-25, 2022-03-29.

[malexandersalazar]

Today 29/03 I can't get Mastercard (MA) up to date data. Only to 25/03. What happen? "No data found for this data range, symbol may be deslited" everywhere with a lot of tickers like MA, ULVR, VFC, V, WFC.F, etc.

Works on my end today using code above with MA, 2022-03-25, 2022-03-29.

I just discovered that when you query history data on small periods and intervals, sometimes it fails. Working with 5d as min. period starts to work well.

[ChanceyLi]

I faced this problem too. But I solved it just by using a VPN to grasp the data.

[Justin-Wong1215]

I faced this problem too. But I solved it just by using a VPN to grasp the data.

How to use VPN to grasp the data? This strategy sounds like not work for me.

[ValueRaider]

Can someone provide simple code to reproduce the "delisted" error? Then it can get fixed.

[gchust]

proxy may cause this issue, if anyone is facing this error, please try to set or unset the proxy

yf.download("TSLA", start="2022-03-10", end="2022-03-11", proxy=None) # unset the proxy
yf.download("TSLA", start="2022-03-10", end="2022-03-11", proxy="http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxx") #set the proxy

If it is not working for you, you may need this PR closed... #1371

[WYInvest]

I met the same error. I used VPN, and my IP is set to somewhere else than the U.S.. I met two problems. First, No timezone found, symbol may be delisted, I add the ignore_tz = True, and the problem works for me.
yf.download(tickers, start = TRAIN_START_DATE, end = TRADE_END_DATE, ignore_tz = True)
Then, I have another problem showing No data found for this date range, symbol may be delisted. I changed my VPN to the U.S., and the problem solved.

[ValueRaider]

@gchust Correct, #1371 fixes a bunch of proxy bugs including fetching price data.

@WYInvest ignore_tz doesn't influence fetching so cannot influence proxy.

Come to #1399 and help fix Ticker.get_isin(proxy=...), then I can merge & release the proxy fixes.