Every morning, noon, and night, I go around the major securities firm report sites and read company and industry reports, downloading and saving any files that seem insightful.
However, it was too difficult to manually download these every time and rename them as "[company name] filename.pdf".
So, being a pure literature major myself, I had Jemina create Python code for me. :)
I capture the report bulletin board and request what I want, and it writes it well. It's amazing.
Among the sites I manually access, those that don't require authentication or aren't blocked for security reasons are:
I wish Daol and YuJin worked too...
Anyway, it downloads company, industry, and economic reports posted on the bulletin boards of those four sites as "[company name] report title.pdf" and saves them in a download folder.
Files with a title similarity of 95% or higher are considered the same file and are skipped.
In the Python environment
pip install requests beautifulsoup4 playwright
playwright install chromium
You need to install these three modules.
If you want to change the download path, modify the line below the 105th line.
Original: savedir = Path.home() / "Downloads" / foldername
Modified example: savedir = Path(r"D:\Downloads") / foldername
I've been using Jemina mostly for search purposes, but creating this necessary app? made me feel like it was worth the money for the first time in a long time. :)
