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# finyahoo — symbol match Take a company name or partial ticker and print the matching Yahoo symbols -- each match's symbol, quote type (EQUITY / ETF / ...), exchange, sector, and full name. Default is 6 matches; `--count` requests more. Use it to resolve a name to the right ticker before `quote` / `profile` / `history` / `consensus` / `news`. The fetching and parsing live in the finyahoo package (on PyPI); this skill is a thin wrapper that calls its CLI and relays the result. A no-match or rate block comes back as a one-line error -- relay it as-is. ## Prerequisite This plugin calls the `finyahoo` CLI, so the package must be installed first: ``` pipx install finyahoo # or: pip install finyahoo ``` That puts the `finyahoo` command on PATH. No API key or login is needed. ## Running ``` finyahoo match "<QUERY>" [-n COUNT] [--json] ``` - `QUERY` is a company name or ticker fragment (`SK hynix`, `MU`) -- unlike the other skills this takes a free-text query, not a strict symbol. - Default prints up to 6 matches as `symbol type exchange sector name`. - `-n` / `--count N` requests more; `--json` emits the full records. This resolves a name to candidate tickers **as of now**. The same company often returns several listings -- watch for the intended one (e.g. `000660.KS` is SK hynix's Korean primary, `SKHY` a US listing, `SKDD` / `SKHX` leveraged ETFs). Read the `type` / `exchange` columns to tell them apart and prefer the primary listing unless the user wants a