Having trouble showing ALL columns of a dataframe

I’m not seeing how to get to see all my columns? Can someone help please?

pd.set_option("display.max_columns",300)

pd.get_option('display.max_columns') shows   300

BUT this is what I see. Note 128 columns???

Index(['ticker', 'tradeDate', 'stockPrice', 'annActDiv', 'annIdiv', 'borrow30',
       'borrow2y', 'confidence', 'exErnIv10d', 'exErnIv20d',
       ...
       'fbfwd90_60', 'fbfwd180_90', 'fbfwd90_30', 'fbfexErn30_20',
       'fbfexErn60_30', 'fbfexErn90_60', 'fbfexErn180_90', 'fbfexErn90_30',
       'impliedEarningsMove', 'updatedAt'],
      dtype='object', length=128)

Representing a dataframe’s Index (type pandas.core.indexes.base.Index) doesn’t fall under control of display.max_columns.

Try df.head(0) in a separate cell and see how that shows up in your notebook?
Or cast to a list with list(df.columns) and put that in a separate cell and run it.
Or just call your dataframe on a separate cell.

You’d have to provide more information about what you actually want to do achieve in your display if those don’t address your needs.

ALL worked perfectly!! thank you so much. The list(df.columns) had the most utility. Thank you, once again, for helping out a noob