Financial APIs providing real-time, historical, and EOD data for stocks, forex, cryptocurrency, ETFs, commodities, and fundamental market data. If the parameters of the tool include symbol, figi, isin, and cusip, one of these four parameters must be selected as a required parameter.
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The Market Capitalization History endpoint provides historical data on a company's market capitalization over a specified time period. It returns a time series of market cap values, allowing users to track changes in a company's market value.
The market state endpoint provides real-time information on the operational status of all available stock exchanges. It returns data on whether each exchange is currently open or closed, along with the time remaining until the next opening or closing. This endpoint is useful for users who need to monitor exchange hours and plan their trading activities accordingly.
The Maximum (MAX) endpoint calculates and returns the highest value within a specified data series over a given period. This endpoint is useful for identifying potential resistance levels or detecting extreme price movements in financial data.
The Maximum Index (MAXINDEX) endpoint identifies the position of the highest value within a specified data series over a given time frame. It returns the index where the peak value occurs, allowing users to pinpoint when the maximum price or value was reached in the series. This is useful for tracking the timing of significant peaks in financial data.
This endpoint calculates the McGinley Dynamic (MCGINLEY_DYNAMIC) indicator, which provides a refined moving average that adapts to market volatility. This endpoint returns data that reflects smoother price trends and identifies potential support or resistance levels more accurately than traditional moving averages. It is useful for users seeking to track price movements with reduced lag and enhanced responsiveness to market changes.
The Median Price (MEDPRICE) endpoint calculates and returns the average of the high and low prices of a security for a specified period. This endpoint provides a simplified view of price movements, helping users quickly assess price trends by focusing on the midpoint of price action.
The Money Flow Index (MFI) endpoint provides a volume-weighted momentum oscillator that quantifies buying and selling pressure by analyzing positive and negative money flow. It returns data indicating potential overbought or oversold conditions in a financial asset, aiding users in understanding market trends and price movements.
The Midpoint (MIDPOINT) endpoint calculates the average value between the highest and lowest prices of a financial instrument over a specified period. It returns a time series of midpoint values, which can help users identify price trends and smooth out short-term fluctuations in the data.
The Midprice (MIDPRICE) endpoint calculates and returns the average of a financial instrument's highest and lowest prices over a specified time period. This data provides a smoothed representation of price movements, helping users identify potential support or resistance levels in the market.
The Minimum (MIN) Indicator endpoint provides the lowest value of a specified data series over a chosen time period. This endpoint is useful for identifying potential support levels or detecting extreme price movements in financial data.
The Minimum Index (MININDEX) endpoint identifies the position of the lowest value within a specified data series over a given time frame. It returns the index number corresponding to the earliest occurrence of this minimum value. This is useful for pinpointing when the lowest price or value occurred in a dataset, aiding in time-based analysis of data trends.
The Minimum and Maximum (MINMAX) endpoint identifies the lowest and highest values within a specified time frame for a given data series. It returns these extreme values, which can be used to detect potential support and resistance levels or significant price fluctuations in the data.
The Minimum and Maximum Index (MINMAXINDEX) endpoint identifies the positions of the lowest and highest values within a specified data series period. It returns indices that indicate when these extreme values occur, allowing users to pinpoint significant price changes over time.
The Minus Directional Indicator (MINUS_DI) endpoint calculates and returns the strength of a security's downward price movement over a specified period. This data is useful for traders and analysts looking to identify bearish trends and assess the intensity of price declines in financial markets.
The Minus Directional Movement endpoint (MINUS_DM) calculates the downward price movement of a security over a specified period. It returns a series of values indicating the strength of downward trends, useful for traders to identify potential selling opportunities or confirm bearish market conditions.
The Momentum (MOM) endpoint provides data on the rate of change in a security's price over a user-defined period. It returns a series of numerical values indicating the speed and direction of the price movement, which can help users detect emerging trends or potential reversals in the market.
The Multiplication (MULT) endpoint calculates the product of two input data series, returning a new data series that represents the element-wise multiplication of the inputs. This is useful for combining or adjusting technical indicators or price data to create custom metrics or to normalize values across different scales.
The mutual funds family endpoint provides a comprehensive list of MF families, which are groups of mutual funds managed by the same investment company. This data is useful for users looking to explore or compare different fund families, understand the range of investment options offered by each, and identify potential investment opportunities within specific fund families.
The mutual funds directory endpoint provides a daily updated list of mutual funds, sorted in descending order by their total assets value. This endpoint is useful for retrieving an organized overview of available mutual funds.
This endpoint provides detailed information on various types of mutual funds, such as equity, bond, and balanced funds, allowing users to understand the different investment options available.
