Wrapper around Yukka APIs for getting easy access to quantitative insights
Project description
yukka
A Python client for YUKKA Lab's sentiment and financial data APIs. Pull news sentiment, entity resolution, and market data directly into your Python environment.
from yukka import Session, Asset
from yukka.data import Index
with Session() as session: # reads YUKKA_TOKEN from environment
bmw = Asset.from_isin("DE0005190003")
df = session.sentiment(bmw, date_from="2026-01-01")
Installation
pip install yukka
Requires Python 3.13+.
Trial Mode (no token required)
You can explore the API without a token. Trial mode gives you access to 10 companies over the date range 2016-01-01 to 2024-12-31:
| Company | YUKKA ID |
|---|---|
| Amazon | company:amazon_com |
| Apple | company:apple |
| ASML | company:asml |
| Microsoft | company:microsoft |
| LVMH | company:moet_hennessy_louis_vuitton |
| Nestlé | company:nestle |
| Novo Nordisk | company:novo_nordisk |
| NVIDIA | company:nvidia |
| SAP | company:sap |
| Tesla | company:tesla_motors |
from yukka import Session, Asset
with Session() as session: # no token needed
apple = Asset.from_yukka_id("company:apple")
df = session.sentiment(apple, "2020-01-01", "2020-12-31")
Requesting entities outside this list, dates outside the allowed range, or using entity resolution (e.g. Asset.from_isin()) will raise a TrialModeError.
Offline Mode (no network required)
DummyClient is a fully offline implementation of the same YukkaAPI interface as YukkaClient. It makes no network calls and generates deterministic synthetic data with identical DataFrame schemas, so you can explore the package's shape — for any entity and date range — before requesting a token.
from yukka import DummyClient
# No token, no network — repeated calls return identical frames.
with DummyClient() as client:
df = client.sentiment(["company:bmw", "company:apple"], "2026-01-01", "2026-01-07")
events = client.events(["company:bmw"], "2026-01-01", "2026-01-07").map()
Authentication
For full access to all entities, dates, and entity resolution, contact YUKKA Lab to request an API token.
Set the token as an environment variable:
export YUKKA_TOKEN="eyJ..."
Or pass it explicitly:
from yukka import Session
session = Session(token="eyJ...")
Quick Start
Using a pre-validated universe
The package ships with pre-resolved constituent lists for major indices. No entity resolution needed.
from yukka import Session, Asset
from yukka.data import Index
# Load STOXX 600 constituents as a Polars DataFrame (isin, ric, name, yukka_id, ...)
universe = Index.STOXX600.frame
# Create assets from YUKKA IDs and fetch sentiment
assets = Asset.from_yukka_id(universe["yukka_id"].to_list())
with Session() as session:
df = session.sentiment(assets, date_from="2026-01-01", date_to="2026-02-01")
Creating assets from different identifier types
from yukka import Session, Asset
from yukka.data import Index
# Explore the universe DataFrame to find identifiers
df = Index.STOXX600.frame
with Session() as session:
# From YUKKA ID (no API call needed)
bmw = Asset.from_yukka_id("company:bmw")
# From ISIN (resolves via Metadata API)
siemens = Asset.from_isin("DE0007236101")
# From RIC code (resolves via bundled master file)
sap = Asset.from_ric("SAPG.DE")
df = session.sentiment([bmw, siemens, sap], date_from="2026-01-01")
Loading assets from a CSV file
Use Asset.from_csv() to load a universe from a CSV file. The CSV can contain four columns: ric, isin, yukka_id, and proprietary (for your own symbology, e.g., Bloomberg ticker or internal ID):
ric,isin,proprietary
AAPL.OQ,US0378331005,BBG000B9XRY4
SAPG.DE,DE0007164600,BBG000BG7DY8
from yukka import Session, Asset
# CSV must contain a column matching resolve_by ("ric", "isin", or "yukka_id")
assets = Asset.from_csv("my_universe.csv", resolve_by="ric")
# Any additional recognized columns (ric, isin, yukka_id, proprietary) are stored as metadata
# Unresolvable rows emit a warning and are skipped
print(assets[0].proprietary) # "BBG000B9XRY4"
with Session() as session:
df = session.sentiment(assets, date_from="2026-01-01")
The resolve_by parameter controls how identifiers are resolved:
"yukka_id"— used directly, no resolution needed"ric"— resolved via the bundled master constituents file"isin"— resolved via the bundled constituents files
The proprietary column is always carried through as metadata on the resulting Asset objects, regardless of which resolve_by method is used.
Column names are normalized automatically (case-insensitive and whitespace-trimmed).
Custom identifiers in results
By default, the entity column in sentiment results and event_participant_id in events results contain YUKKA IDs. Use the identifier parameter to replace them with your own symbology:
from yukka import Session, Asset
assets = Asset.from_csv("my_universe.csv", resolve_by="ric")
with Session() as session:
# Sentiment with RIC codes in the "entity" column
df = session.sentiment(assets, date_from="2026-01-01", identifier="ric")
# Events with proprietary IDs in the "event_participant_id" column
events = session.events(assets, date_from="2026-01-01", identifier="proprietary")
Supported values: "yukka_id" (default), "ric", "isin", "proprietary". When an asset lacks the chosen field, it falls back to the YUKKA ID.
Batch requests
Large entity lists are automatically batched (default 50 per request):
from yukka import Session, Asset
from yukka.data import Index
with Session() as session:
assets = Asset.from_ric(Index.STOXX600.frame["ric"].to_list())
df = session.sentiment(assets, date_from="2025-01-01", batch_size=50)
Sentiment
Fetch daily sentiment counts (positive / neutral / negative) for one or more assets:
from yukka import Session, Asset
with Session() as session:
bmw = Asset.from_yukka_id("company:bmw")
siemens = Asset.from_isin("DE0007236101")
df = session.sentiment([bmw, siemens], date_from="2026-01-01", date_to="2026-02-01")
Returns a Polars DataFrame with columns: date, entity, positive, neutral, negative.
Events
Fetch event data for assets. The raw response uses numeric event IDs — call .map() to translate them to human-readable names.
from yukka import Session, Asset
with Session() as session:
bmw = Asset.from_yukka_id("company:bmw")
siemens = Asset.from_isin("DE0007236101")
# Raw events — numeric event IDs, factuality codes, and time codes
events = session.events([bmw, siemens], date_from="2026-01-01", date_to="2026-02-01")
# Mapped events — human-readable event names, roles, factuality, and temporality
mapped = events.map()
The .map() method translates numeric codes to human-readable labels:
factuality codes
| Code | Label |
|---|---|
| 0 | fact |
| 1 | counterfact |
| 2 | possible |
| 3 | counterpossible |
| 4 | probable |
| 5 | counterprobable |
| 6 | unknown |
| 7 | none |
time codes
| Code | Label |
|---|---|
| 0 | past |
| 1 | present |
| 2 | future |
| 3 | unknown |
| 4 | none |
event_id codes
| Code | Event |
|---|---|
| E1_A | QF Reporting Growth |
| E1_B | QF Reporting Drop |
| E1_C | QF Announcement |
| E2_A | Product Launch |
| E2_B | Product Cancellation/Delay |
| E2_C | Product Launch Announcement |
| E3_A | Product Recall |
| E5_A | Market Expansion |
| E6_A | Merger |
| E6_B | Acquisition |
| E6_C | Share Purchase |
| E6_D | Share Sell |
| E6_E | Company Sell |
| E6_F | Company Spin-off |
| E7_A | IPO Announcement |
| E7_B | IPO |
| E7_C | IPO Cancellation/Delay |
| E8_A | C-Level Departure |
| E8_B | C-Level Appointment |
| E8_C | C-Level Search |
| E9_A | Sales Volume Increase |
| E9_B | Sales Volume Decrease |
| E10_A | Production Increase |
| E10_B | Production Decrease |
| E11_A | Profit Warning |
| E12_A | Capital Increase |
| E12_B | Capital Decrease |
| E13_A | Restructure/Job Cuts |
| E13_B | Short-Time Work |
| E14_A | Trade Sanctions |
| E14_B | Sanctions |
| E15_A | Supply Chain Problems |
| E16_A | Insider Trading Violation |
| E16_B | Legal Insider Trading |
| E17_A | Cyber Attack |
| E17_B | Cyber Defence |
| E17_C | Data Breach |
| E17_D | Data Security Improvement |
| E18_A | Bankruptcy |
| E18_B | Insolvency |
| E18_C | Liquidity |
| E18_G | Strengthen Liquidity |
| E19_A | Joint Venture |
| E19_B | Strategic Alliance |
| E20_A | Money Laundering |
| E21_A | Tax Evasion |
| E21_B | Tax Transparency |
| E22_A | Forgery |
| E22_B | Corruption |
| E22_C | Bribery |
| E23_A | Terrorism Financing |
| E23_B | Recession |
| E23_C | Economic Crisis |
| E23_D | Economic Recovery |
| E24_A | Coal Plant Opening |
| E24_B | Coal Plant Retirement |
| E24_C | Coal Plant Cancellation |
| E25_A | Environmental Regulations |
| E25_B | Environmental Regulation Violation |
| E25_C | Positive CO2 Regulations |
| E25_D | Negative CO2 Regulations |
| E25_E | CO2 Regulation Violation |
| E26_A | Currency Trading: Up |
| E26_B | Currency Trading: Down |
| E27_A | Long Bets Increase |
| E27_B | Long Bets Decrease |
| E27_C | Short Bets Increase |
| E27_D | Short Bets Decrease |
| E28_A | Dissociation of State |
| E29_A | Civil Unrest |
| E29_B | Homelessness |
| E30_A | War |
| E31_A | Election Lost |
| E31_B | Election Won |
| E32_A | Negative Climate Change |
| E32_C | Greenwashing |
| E32_D | Natural Disaster |
| E33_A | CO2 Emissions |
| E33_B | Decarbonisation |
| E33_C | Portfolio Decarbonisation |
| E33_D | Fossil Fuels Usage |
| E33_E | Fossil Fuels Divestment |
| E33_F | Reporting Product Carbon Footprint |
| E33_G | Carbon Footprint Reporting |
| E33_H | Scope 1 & 2 Emissions Reduction |
| E33_I | Scope 3 Emission Reduction |
| E33_J | Carbon Offset Trading |
| E33_K | Direct Carbon Offset |
| E33_L | Carbon Capture Technology |
| E34_A | Energy Efficiency |
| E34_B | Alternative Energy Development |
| E34_C | Clean Technology Development |
| E34_D | Waste Treatment/Recycling |
| E34_E | Green Steel Development |
| E34_F | Sustainable Material Solutions |
| E35_A | Grounded Fleet |
| E35_B | Plant Closure |
| E35_C | Plant (Re-)Opening |
| E36_A | Border Closed |
| E36_B | Curfew |
| E37_A | Target Price Upgrade |
| E37_B | Target Price Downgrade |
| E37_C | Target Price |
| E38_A | Buy Rating |
| E38_B | Sell Rating |
| E38_C | Hold Rating |
| E38_D | Rating Upgrade |
| E38_E | Rating Downgrade |
| E39_A | Sell List Deletion |
| E39_B | Buy List Deletion |
| E41_A | Stock Price Up |
| E41_B | Stock Price Down |
| E41_C | Short-Seller Attack |
| E42_A | Reorganization |
| E42_B | Credits Not Serviced |
| E45_A | Asset Stripping |
| E45_B | Blacklisted |
| E45_C | Strategic Expenditure Cut |
| E46_A | Food Insecurity |
| E46_B | Sustainable Food |
| E46_C | Sustainable Farming |
| E47_A | Unethical Business Activity |
| E48_A | Forced Labour |
| E48_B | Supply Chain Controversies |
| E48_C | Workers' Strikes |
| E48_D | Minimum Wage Increase |
| E48_E | Unemployment |
| E48_F | Workplace Equality |
| E48_G | Workplace Discrimination |
| E48_H | Industrial Accident |
| E48_I | Explosion |
| E49_A | Water Pollution |
| E49_B | Water Stewardship |
| E49_C | Water Stress |
| E50_A | Lobbying for Good |
| E50_B | Lobbying for Bad |
| E51_A | Human Rights Violation |
| E51_B | Educational Access |
| E51_C | No Educational Access |
| E51_D | Healthcare Access |
| E51_E | No Healthcare Access |
| E52_A | Biodiversity Protection |
| E52_B | Biodiversity Loss |
| E53_A | Lawsuit |
| E53_B | Investigation |
| E54_A | Margin Call |
| E55_A | Fine |
| E56_A | Patent Application |
event_participant_role codes (per event)
| Event | Role | Label |
|---|---|---|
| E1_A | P1 | Increasing Participant |
| E1_B | P1 | Decreasing Participant |
| E1_C | P1 | Company |
| E2_A | P1, P2 | Company, Product |
| E2_B | P1, P2 | Company, Product |
| E2_C | P1, P2 | Company, Product |
| E3_A | P1, P2 | Company, Product |
| E5_A | P1, P2 | Company, Location |
| E6_A | P1 | Company |
| E6_B | P1, P2 | Acquirer, Acquired |
| E6_C | P1, P2, P3 | Acquirer, Acquired, Amount |
| E6_D | P1, P2, P3, P4 | Seller, Sold, Acquirer, Amount |
| E6_E | P1, P2, P3, P4 | Seller, Sold, Acquirer, Amount |
| E6_F | P1, P2 | Parent Company, Spun-off Company |
| E7_A | P1, P2, P3 | Company, Stock Exchange, Date |
| E7_B | P1, P2, P3 | Company, Stock Exchange, Date |
| E7_C | P1, P2, P3 | Company, Stock Exchange, Date |
| E8_A | P1, P2 | Company, Person |
| E8_B | P1, P2 | Company, Person |
| E8_C | P1 | Company |
| E9_A | P1, P2, P3 | Increasing Participant, Amount, Location |
| E9_B | P1, P2, P3 | Decreasing Participant, Amount, Location |
| E10_A | P1, P2, P3, P4 | Company, Product, Amount, Location |
| E10_B | P1, P2, P3, P4 | Company, Product, Amount, Location |
| E11_A | P1 | Company |
| E12_A | P1, P2 | Company, Amount |
| E12_B | P1, P2 | Company, Amount |
| E13_A | P1, P2 | Employer, Amount |
| E13_B | P1, P2 | Work Reducer, Date |
| E14_A | P1, P2 | Sanctioner, Sanctioned |
| E14_B | P1, P2 | Sanctioner, Sanctioned |
| E15_A | P1, P2 | Company, Product |
| E16_A | P1 | Perpetrator |
| E16_B | P1, P2, P3 | Trader, Company, Amount |
| E17_A | P1, P2 | Attacker, Attacked |
| E17_B | P1, P2 | Defender, Perpetrator |
| E17_C | P1, P2 | Attacker, Attacked |
| E17_D | P1 | Data Security Improver |
| E18_A | P1 | Bankrupt |
| E18_B | P1 | Insolvent |
| E18_C | P1 | Illiquid |
| E18_G | P1 | Strenghtener |
| E19_A | P1 | Company |
| E19_B | P1 | Company |
| E20_A | P1 | Perpetrator |
| E21_A | P1 | Perpetrator |
| E21_B | P1, P2 | Tax Transparency Supporter, Tax Payer |
| E22_A | P1 | Perpetrator |
| E22_B | P1 | Perpetrator |
| E22_C | P1, P2, P3 | Perpetrator, Bribed, Amount |
| E23_A | P1, P2 | Perpetrator, Financed |
| E23_B | P1 | Affected By Recession |
| E23_C | P1 | Affected by Economic Crisis |
| E23_D | P1 | Recoverer |
| E24_A | P1, P2 | Constructor, Location |
| E24_B | P1, P2 | Closing Party, Location |
| E24_C | P1, P2 | Cancellator, Location |
| E25_A | P1 | Regulator |
| E25_B | P1, P2 | Perpetrator, Location |
| E25_C | P1 | Affected Party |
| E25_D | P1 | Affected Party |
| E25_E | P1, P2 | Perpetrator, Location |
| E26_A | P1, P2, P3 | Rising Currency, Falling Currency, Amount |
| E26_B | P1, P2, P3 | Falling Currency, Rising Currency, Amount |
| E27_A | P1, P2 | Currency, Amount |
| E27_B | P1, P2 | Currency, Amount |
| E27_C | P1, P2 | Currency, Amount |
| E27_D | P1, P2 | Currency, Amount |
| E28_A | P1, P2, P3 | Separatist, Abandoned Party, Date |
| E29_A | P1 | Location |
| E29_B | P1, P2 | Location, Amount |
| E30_A | P1 | War Participant |
| E31_A | P1, P2, P3 | Loser, Amount, Location |
| E31_B | P1, P2, P3 | Winner, Amount, Location |
| E32_A | P1, P2 | Perpetrator, Victim |
| E32_C | P1 | Greenwasher |
| E33_A | P1, P2, P3 | Emitter, Location, Amount |
| E33_B | P1, P2, P3 | CO2 Reducer, Location, Amount |
| E33_C | P1 | Portfolio Holder |
| E33_D | P1, P2, P3 | Perpetrator, Location, Amount |
| E33_E | P1 | Divestor |
| E33_F | P1, P2 | Product Carbon Footprint Reporter, Product |
| E33_G | P1 | Carbon Footprint Reporter |
| E33_H | P1, P2 | Reducer, Amount |
| E33_I | P1, P2 | Reducer, Amount |
| E33_J | P1, P2 | Offsetter, Seller |
| E33_K | P1 | Offsetter |
| E33_L | P1 | Carbon Capture Technology Enthusiast |
| E34_A | P1, P2 | Reducer, Amount |
| E34_B | P1, P2 | Utility, Location |
| E34_C | P1 | Clean Technology Enthusiast |
| E34_D | P1, P2, P3 | Waste Manager, Amount, Location |
| E34_E | P1, P2 | Enthusiast, Location |
| E34_F | P1 | Sustainable Material Solutions |
| E35_A | P1, P2, P3, P4 | Cancelling Party, Location, Amount, Date |
| E35_B | P1, P2 | Plant Closer, Date |
| E35_C | P1, P2 | Plant Re/Opener, Location |
| E36_A | P1, P2, P3 | Closer, Affected by Border Closure, Date |
| E36_B | P1, P2, P3 | Curfew Imposer, Affected by Curfew, Date |
| E37_A | P1, P2, P3 | Analyst, Rated Company, Amount |
| E37_B | P1, P2, P3 | Analyst, Rated Company, Amount |
| E37_C | P1, P2, P3 | Analyst, Rated Company, Amount |
| E38_A | P1, P2 | Analyst, Rated Company |
| E38_B | P1, P2 | Analyst, Rated Company |
| E38_C | P1, P2 | Analyst, Rated Company |
| E38_D | P1, P2 | Analyst, Rated Company |
| E38_E | P1, P2 | Analyst, Rated Company |
| E39_A | P1, P2 | List Holder, List Company |
| E39_B | P1, P2 | List Holder, List Company |
| E41_A | P1, P2 | Shares, Amount |
| E41_B | P1, P2 | Shares, Amount |
| E41_C | P1, P2 | Attacked, Attacker |
| E42_A | P1 | Reorganizer |
| E42_B | P1 | Affected by Credit Problems |
| E45_A | P1, P2 | Stripper, Stripped |
| E45_B | P1, P2 | Blacklister, Blacklisted |
| E45_C | P1 | Reducer |
| E46_A | P1, P2 | Food Insecurity, Amount |
| E46_B | P1 | Experiencer |
| E46_C | P1 | Sustainable Farmer |
| E47_A | P1 | Unethical Party |
| E48_A | P1, P2 | Forcing Party, Location |
| E48_B | P1, P2 | Violator, Location |
| E48_C | P1, P2 | Strike Affiliate, Location |
| E48_D | P1, P2, P3 | Executor, Amount, Date |
| E48_E | P1, P2 | Unemployed, Amount |
| E48_F | P1 | Fair Workplace |
| E48_G | P1, P2 | Discriminator, Discriminated |
| E48_H | P1 | Affected Party |
| E48_I | P1 | Explosion |
| E49_A | P1 | Polluted |
| E49_B | P1 | Steward of water |
| E49_C | P1, P2 | Water Stressed, Amount |
| E50_A | P1, P2 | Lobbyist, Location |
| E50_B | P1, P2 | Lobbyist, Location |
| E51_A | P1 | Perpetrator |
| E51_B | P1, P2 | Improver, Location |
| E51_C | P1, P2 | Affected Side, Amount |
| E51_D | P1 | Improver |
| E51_E | P1 | Affected Side |
| E52_A | P1, P2 | Protector, Location |
| E52_B | P1 | Affected by Biodiversity Loss |
| E53_A | P1, P2 | Plaintiff, Defendant |
| E53_B | P1, P2 | Investigated, Investigator |
| E54_A | P1, P2 | Affected Party, Broker |
| E55_A | P1, P2, P3 | Imposer, Fined, Amount |
| E56_A | P1 | Patent Application |
Universe Coverage
Not all index constituents are present in the YUKKA ontology. The table below summarises coverage by unique ISIN.
| Index | Total constituents | In YUKKA ontology | Not in YUKKA ontology | Date range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STOXX 600 | 1337 | 1302 | 35 | Oct 2015 – Mar 2026 |
| S&P 500 | 680 | 671 | 9 | Jun 2016 – Dec 2025 |
| NASDAQ 100 | 184 | 177 | 7 | Jun 2016 – Dec 2025 |
| FTSE 100 | 126 | 124 | 2 | Jun 2016 – Dec 2025 |
STOXX 600 — 35 companies not in YUKKA ontology
| RIC | ISIN | Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1SXP.DE | DE000A3ENQ51 | SCHOTT PHARMA |
| BETSb.ST | SE0006993986 | BETSSON B |
| BORR.OL | BMG1466R1732 | BORR DRILLING |
| CIRSA.MC | ES0105884011 | CIRSA ENTERPRISES SAU |
| COP1n.DE | DE000A288904 | COMPUGROUP MEDICAL |
| DESN.S | CH0582581713 | DOTTIKON ES HOLDING |
| DOU1.DE | DE000BEAU7Y1 | DOUGLAS |
| DOUn.DE | DE000BEAU1Y4 | DOUGLAS |
| EXENS.PA | FR001400Q9V2 | EXOSENS |
| EXN.PA | FR0014005DA7 | EXCLUSIVE NET PROM |
| FIA1S.HE | FI4000567029 | FINNAIR |
| FRAMERY.HE | FI4000595756 | FRAMERY GROUP |
| GRK.HE | FI4000517966 | GRK INFRA |
| GUBRA.CO | DK0062266474 | GUBRA |
| HLUNb.CO | DK0061804770 | H. LUNDBECK B |
| HSHP.OL | BMG4660A1036 | HIMALAYA SHIPPING |
| ICP.L | GB00BYY5B507 | INTERMEDIATE CAPITAL GRP |
| KALMAR.HE | FI4000571054 | KALMAR |
| KEMPOWR.HE | FI4000513593 | KEMPOWER |
| KWE.L | JE00BJT32513 | KENNEDY WILSON EU.RLST. |
| LUKN.S | CH1252930610 | LUZERNER KANTONALBANK |
| NTGNT.CO | DK0061141215 | NTG NORDIC TRANSPORT GROUP |
| OBCK.DE | DE000BCK2223 | OTTOBOCK |
| PLNW.PA | FR001400PFU4 | PLANISWARE |
| PPGN.S | CH1110760852 | POLYPEPTIDE N |
| RSGN.S | CH1107979838 | R&S GROUP HOLDING AG |
| SHA0.DE | DE000SHA0019 | SCHAEFFLER AG |
| SHA0n.DE | DE000SHA0100 | SCHAEFFLER AG |
| SMGC.S | CH1484953687 | SMG |
| STM1.DE | DE000STAB1L8 | STABILUS |
| SVITZR.CO | DK0062616637 | SVITZER |
| SWTQ.S | CH1248667003 | SCHWEITER TECHNOLOGIES |
| TKMS.DE | DE000TKMS001 | TKMS |
| VIRI.PA | FR001400PVN6 | VIRIDIEN |
| YOUG.DE | DE000A3CNK42 | ABOUT YOU HOLDING |
S&P 500 — 9 companies not in YUKKA ontology
| RIC | ISIN | Name |
|---|---|---|
| AMCR.N | JE00BV7DQ550 | Amcor PLC |
| AMTM.N | US0239391016 | Amentum Holdings Inc |
| J.N | US46982L1089 | Jacobs Solutions Inc |
| LH.N | US5049221055 | Labcorp Holdings Inc |
| PSKY.OQ | US69932A2042 | Paramount Skydance Corp |
| Q.N | US74743L1008 | Qnity Electronics Inc |
| SOLV.N | US83444M1018 | Solventum Corp |
| TEL.N | IE000IVNQZ81 | TE Connectivity PLC |
| TKO.N | US87256C1018 | TKO Group Holdings Inc |
NASDAQ 100 — 7 companies not in YUKKA ontology
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