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Skills of convertible bond data released by ft.tech.

by @shawn92

A 股可转债数据技能集（market.ft.tech）。覆盖可转债全量列表、单只可转债基础信息（转股价、转股价值、到期日、发行规模等）、单标的历史 K 线（支持可转债）。用户询问可转债列表、某只转债详情、转股价/转股价值、转债 K 线/历史行情时使用。

Versionv1.0.2
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