![]() ![]() Will that tag still be made available to be used for new questions, even though it's no longer supported by Yahoo? Since Yahoo doesn't let stock data be made available, will the tag get burninated? How will this affect yahoo-finance (already existing) posts and (possible) future posts, should they want to add that tag? ![]() For all future markets and equities data research, please refer to. ![]() As such, the service is being discontinued. It has come to our attention that this service is being used in violation of the Yahoo Terms of Service. I executed the file that accessed the stocks data directly, where I was presented with this (rather blunt error) message when a script was trying to access the stocks data (I'm sure many others have seen that same message, and some may not already know of its existence): I have to say that my first finding was because I was hoping to find the "real" reason for Yahoo suddenly "pulling the plug". Has Yahoo suddenly today terminated its finance download API? Here is one post that I found here on Stack Overflow: Many coders will also have to take matters in hand as I did. I knew what to look for (on the site) and rectified the problem quickly by not calling that script, and the questions arise. Of course, the first thing I did was Google that (blunt error) message of theirs. I (also) have used it for a long time and it suddenly stopped working recently and threw me a whole bunch of errors. Since this (in some ways) relates to coders who have coded for the use of Yahoo Finance (I used a PHP method), there have been a few posts show up these past few days in regards to it. Just as the beginning of the title states Yahoo pulled a fast one without even breathing a word. ![]()
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