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Daily OHLCV data for stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, commodities, and indexes. Supports split-adjusted and dividend-adjusted prices.
| Asset Types | Examples |
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| Stocks | AAPL, MSFT, TSLA, NVDA |
| ETFs | SPY, QQQ, VTI, ARKK, GLD |
| Crypto | BTCUSD, ETHUSD |
| Forex | EURUSD, GBPUSD, JPYUSD |
| Commodities | GCUSD (gold), SIUSD (silver) |
| Indexes | ^GSPC (S&P 500), ^DJI (Dow) |
Fields per bar: date, open, high, low, close, volume
A lighter variant returning only date, close, and volume is used automatically when a request doesn't need full OHLC — you never have to ask for it.
Show me AAPL's price history over the last 5 yearsDaily yield curve data across all maturities.
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Plot the 2-year, 10-year, and 30-year treasury yields over the last 5 years. Is the curve inverted?40+ computed metrics built from combining financial statement fields — margins, returns, valuation multiples, growth rates, and cash flow quality indicators. Available quarterly and annually.
| Category | Examples |
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| Profitability | Gross Margin, Operating Margin, ROE, ROA, ROIC, ROCE |
| Valuation | P/E, P/B, P/S, EV/EBITDA, Earnings Yield, FCF Yield |
| Leverage | Debt/Equity, Debt/EBITDA, Interest Coverage |
| Growth | Revenue Growth, EPS Growth, EBITDA Growth, FCF Growth |
| Cash Flow Quality | FCF Conversion, Capex/Revenue, Cash Flow to Net Income |
Buy AAPL when gross margin is above 40% and ROE exceeds 25%Quarterly and annual data for any public company. Includes income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow — plus growth rates.
| Statement | Key Fields |
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| Income Statement | revenue, grossProfit, operatingIncome, netIncome, ebitda, eps, epsDiluted |
| Balance Sheet | totalAssets, totalLiabilities, totalDebt, cashAndCashEquivalents, totalStockholdersEquity, retainedEarnings |
| Cash Flow | operatingCashFlow, freeCashFlow, capitalExpenditure, dividendsPaid, commonStockRepurchased |
| Growth Rates | YoY growth for revenue, earnings, EPS, EBITDA, free cash flow, assets, debt |
| Owner Earnings | ownersEarnings, ownersEarningsPerShare, maintenanceCapex — Buffett-style cash earnings |
Show me Tesla's revenue and net income for the last 5 yearsShow me Apple's owner earnings and maintenance capex over the last 5 yearsRevenue broken out by geography or by product line, per reporting period. Useful for seeing where a company's growth actually comes from rather than just the headline number.
| Breakdown | Shape |
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| By region | date, then one field per region (Americas, Europe, Greater China, …) |
| By product | date, then one field per product line |
How much of Apple's revenue comes from each region?Break down Apple's revenue by product line for the last 3 yearsPre-computed valuation, profitability, and efficiency ratios per period. Available quarterly and annually.
| Category | Examples |
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| Valuation | P/E, P/B, P/S, EV/EBITDA, earnings yield, FCF yield |
| Profitability | Gross margin, operating margin, net margin, ROE, ROA, ROIC |
| Liquidity | Current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio |
| Leverage | Debt/equity, debt/assets, interest coverage, net debt/EBITDA |
| Efficiency | Asset turnover, inventory turnover, receivables turnover |
| Per Share | Revenue/share, book value/share, FCF/share, cash/share |
What's NVDA's P/E ratio, debt-to-equity, and free cash flow yield?Macro-economic time series data from government and institutional sources. Updated monthly or quarterly depending on the indicator.
| Indicator | Unit |
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| GDP / Real GDP | $ (billions) |
| Real GDP Per Capita | $/person |
| Federal Funds Rate | % |
| CPI | Index (compute YoY% for inflation) |
| Inflation Rate | % |
| Unemployment Rate | % |
| Retail Sales | $ (millions) |
| Consumer Sentiment | Index (1966=100) |
| Durable Goods Orders | $ (millions) |
| Total Nonfarm Payroll | Thousands of persons |
| Initial Jobless Claims | Claims |
| Industrial Production | Index (2017=100) |
| Housing Starts | Thousands of units |
| Total Vehicle Sales | Millions of units |
| Retail Money Funds | $ (billions) |
| Recession Probability | % (0-100) |
| 30-Year Mortgage Rate | % |
| 15-Year Mortgage Rate | % |
| Trade Balance | $ (millions, negative = deficit) |
Show me the federal funds rate vs unemployment rate over the last 20 yearsHistorical earnings surprises, dividend payments, and stock splits. One entry per event.
| Data | Fields |
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| Earnings | date, epsActual, epsEstimated, revenueActual, revenueEstimated |
| Dividends | date, dividend ($/share), yield, frequency, paymentDate |
| Splits | date, numerator, denominator (e.g. 4:1 split) |
Show me Apple's earnings surprises for the last 3 yearsWall Street consensus estimates and grade changes. One entry per event.
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| Grades | date, gradingCompany, previousGrade, newGrade, action (upgrade/downgrade) |
| Estimates | revenueAvg, epsAvg, ebitdaAvg, netIncomeAvg, number of analysts |
| Rating History | Point-in-time rating snapshots, as opposed to the individual grade changes above |
What are the latest analyst grade changes for MSFT?Show me how analyst ratings for MSFT have changed over timeStatic and semi-static company information.
Includes: name, sector, industry, country, market cap, beta, CEO, IPO date, employee count, description, exchange, and more.
What sector and industry is NVDA in? What's their market cap and beta?Historical P/E ratios and performance by sector or industry. Daily time series.
| Data | Fields |
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| Sector/Industry P/E | date, sector/industry, pe (multiple) |
| Sector/Industry Performance | date, sector/industry, averageChange (%) |
Show me the historical P/E ratio for the Technology sector over the last 10 yearsReal-time market movers and a powerful stock screener. Snapshot of today's market.
| Data | Description |
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| Biggest Gainers | Top gaining stocks today by % change |
| Biggest Losers | Top declining stocks today |
| Most Active | Highest volume stocks today |
| Screener | Filter by market cap, price, volume, beta, dividend, sector, industry, country |
Find stocks with market cap over $10B, dividend yield above 3%, and P/E below 15Each figure is dated to the period it measures, not the day it was published. June CPI is dated June 1, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics did not release it until July 11 — roughly six weeks later. The same holds across this table: monthly prints (CPI, unemployment, payrolls) typically publish 2–6 weeks after the month they cover, and quarterly GDP lands about a month after the quarter ends.
Backtests use that reference date, because the data source provides no release date to key off. A strategy that reacts to a macro reading will therefore act on it earlier in the backtest than you could have in real life. Read macro backtest timing as optimistic.
How much this matters depends on the strategy. Trading immediately on a fresh reading is affected most, since the real figure would not have existed yet. Using macro data as a slow-moving regime filter — “stay invested while unemployment is under 5%” — is affected far less, because the signal persists for months either way.
Company financials do not have this limitation. Income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements are gated on their actual SEC filing date, so a strategy cannot act on an earnings report before it was published.