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 ETFs composition endpoint provides detailed information about the composition of global Exchange-Traded Funds. It returns data on the sectors included in the ETF, specific holding details, and the weighted exposure of each component. This endpoint is useful for users who need to understand the specific makeup and sector distribution of an ETF portfolio.
The ETFs performance endpoint provides comprehensive performance data for exchange-traded funds globally. It returns detailed metrics such as trailing returns and annual returns, enabling users to evaluate the historical performance of various ETFs. This endpoint is ideal for users looking to compare ETF performance over different time periods and assess their investment potential.
The ETFs risk endpoint provides essential risk metrics for global Exchange Traded Funds. It returns data such as volatility, beta, and other risk-related indicators, enabling users to assess the potential risk associated with investing in various ETFs worldwide.
The exchanges endpoint provides a comprehensive list of all available equity exchanges. It returns an array containing detailed information about each exchange, such as exchange code, name, country, and timezone. This data is updated daily.
The Exponential (EXP) Indicator endpoint computes the exponential value of a specified input, providing a numerical result that is commonly applied in complex mathematical and financial computations.
The Floor (FLOOR) endpoint processes numerical input data by rounding each value down to the nearest integer. It returns a series of adjusted data points that can be used for further calculations or combined with other datasets. This endpoint is useful for users needing to simplify data by removing decimal precision, aiding in scenarios where integer values are required.
The forex pairs endpoint provides a comprehensive list of all available foreign exchange currency pairs. It returns an array of forex pairs, which is updated daily.
The fund holders endpoint provides detailed information about the proportion of a company's stock that is owned by mutual fund holders. It returns data on the number of shares held, the percentage of total shares outstanding, and the names of the mutual funds involved. This endpoint is useful for users looking to understand mutual fund investment in a specific company.
The funds endpoint provides a daily updated list of available investment funds. It returns an array containing detailed information about each fund, including identifiers, names, and other relevant attributes.
The growth estimates endpoint provides consensus analyst projections on a company's growth rates over various timeframes. It aggregates and averages estimates from multiple analysts, focusing on key financial metrics such as earnings per share and revenue. This endpoint is useful for obtaining a comprehensive view of expected company performance based on expert analysis. The endpoint requires a valid Twelve Data symbol, for example AAPL.
The heikinashi candles endpoint provides smoothed candlestick data by averaging price information to reduce market noise. It returns a series of Heikin Ashi candles, which include open, high, low, and close values, making it easier to identify trends and potential reversals in asset prices. This endpoint is useful for traders and analysts seeking a clearer view of market trends without the volatility present in traditional candlestick charts.
The High, Low, Close Average (HLC3) endpoint calculates and returns the average of a security's high, low, and close prices for a specified period. This endpoint provides a straightforward metric to assess price trends, helping users quickly identify the average price level of a security over time.
The Hilbert Transform Dominant Cycle Period (HT_DCPERIOD) endpoint calculates the dominant cycle length of a financial instrument's price data. It returns a numerical value representing the cycle period, which traders can use to identify prevailing market cycles and adjust their trading strategies accordingly.
The Hilbert Transform Dominant Cycle Phase (HT_DCPHASE) endpoint provides the current phase of the dominant market cycle for a given financial instrument. It returns numerical data indicating the phase angle, which can be used by traders to identify potential market entry and exit points based on cyclical patterns.
The Hilbert Transform Phasor Components (HT_PHASOR) endpoint analyzes a price series to return two key components: in-phase and quadrature. These components help identify cyclical patterns and the direction of trends in the data. Use this endpoint to gain precise insights into the timing and strength of market cycles, enhancing your ability to track and predict price movements.
The Hilbert Transform Sine Wave (HT_SINE) endpoint provides sine and cosine wave components derived from the dominant market cycle. This data helps traders pinpoint potential market turning points and assess trend directions by analyzing cyclical patterns.
The Hilbert Transform Instantaneous Trendline (HT_TRENDLINE) endpoint provides a smoothed moving average that aligns with the dominant market cycle. It returns data points that help traders identify current market trends and determine potential entry or exit points in trading.
The Hilbert Transform Trend vs Cycle Mode (HT_TRENDMODE) endpoint identifies whether a market is in a trending or cyclical phase. It returns data indicating the current market phase, allowing users to adjust their trading strategies based on the prevailing conditions.
The Ichimoku Cloud endpoint provides data on the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo indicator, offering insights into trend direction, support and resistance levels, and potential entry and exit points. It returns key components such as the Tenkan-sen, Kijun-sen, Senkou Span A, Senkou Span B, and Chikou Span. This data helps users evaluate market trends and identify strategic trading opportunities.
The income statement endpoint provides detailed financial data on a company's income statement, including revenues, expenses, and net income for specified periods, either annually or quarterly. This endpoint is essential for retrieving comprehensive financial performance metrics of a company, allowing users to access historical and current financial results.
