finviz VS MultiQC

https://github.com/mariostoev/finviz may be helpful to you

Try https://www.tiingo.com/ pretty cheap data. You might be able to also scrape https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=161&ft=2&o=pe and store the data and compare. Useful python package I have previously used. https://github.com/mariostoev/finviz

FinViz Wrapper for Python: https://github.com/mariostoev/finviz

Unofficial finviz

Anytime someone asks this question this unofficial finviz API python wrapper comes up. I would like to point out that all he is doing in this code is scraping finviz. So if you have a screener you like you could do the same

You can use one of the free stock screeners, here's an API for finviz for example: https://github.com/mariostoev/finviz

I use finvizapi to filter on tickers I want (by exchange, market_cap, price), save to a CSV, then loop through each ticker to request data from different data vendors (polygon, tiingo, yfinance, quandl)

https://github.com/mariostoev/finviz allows you to pull finviz's insider data

fastp + multiQC + Salmon + DESeq2 all some nextflow workflow. It is a good exercise (not complicated) to create the pipeline from scratch the first time to properly understand each tool.

I would recommend looking at the pages for FastQC and MultiQC. I run FastQC on my fastq files, then MultiQC on them to collect all that individual data into one report. You can also use MultiQC to analyze the quality of your alignments, at least after using STAR aligner (probably others too, I just have only used STAR aligned).

If that all checks out then I would have to see more of your files in order to help, sorry. Submitting the issue at https://github.com/ewels/MultiQC/issues would help you more

I have seen this Github thread, but it is not applicable for me because I am not running MultiQC natively, I am running a docker version of it in HPC.