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For intraday prices, Tiingo can provide the IEX volume if explicitly requested as
"?columns=open,high,low,close,volume" per their docs.
Unfortunately the get_dataframe doesn't expose this, when no metric_name is provided, it passes no value for the column parameter to Tiingo's APIs