How can I get the top 20 most liquid F&O stocks from NSE?

Programming NSE Python API
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I have updated my existing NSEPython but still got this error.

NameError: name ‘nse_most_active’ is not defined

How to import the function from NSEpython?

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Update again following - https://aeron7.github.io/nsepython/

Oh God. Go through - Coding a Algo Trading Bot: BankNIFTY Golden Ratio Strategy - Unofficed

Run -

from nsepython import *

print(nse_most_active())
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It’s working after restarting the system.

But it is giving most active NSE stocks, not most active F&O stocks.

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Hire a coder.

NFO is subset of NSE.

Already told how to do it.

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I can code it myself, in fact, without using this function from the option chain scrapper. Asking if that ready-made function is available because coding is not my primary job but I know how to do that. Thanks for your suggestion anyway.

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Before You started replying like oversmart golden assface, acknowledge the fact that coding is not my primary fucking job either.

Despite that, I coded a function because you were seeking something and using that function it can be done. From option chain scrapper You will code most active “stonks”? Where will futures’ data will go? I am sure You’re fucked in coding! Because that needs common sense.

Now code it yourself!

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How can I get the top 20 most liquid F&O stocks from NSE?

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nse_most_active() Function

There are two ways -

  • Most Active Securities by Volume
  • Most Active Securities by Values

If You want the first type print(nse_most_active())

Make sure You have upgraded NSEPython to the latest version. Now cross-reference that output’s instruments with FNOs. The output is in pandas. It is easy to cross-reference a Pandas Column against a List of FNO Symbols

The full function is -

nse_most_active(type="securities",sort="value")

Here are the types -

type = "securities" (default)
type = "etf"
type = "sme"

sort = "volume"
sort = "value" (default)