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You might find this useful: https://iextrading.com/developer/docs/ I work on the team at the Investors Exchange that built this API. We think financial data should be more accessible.
You might find this useful: https://iextrading.com/developer/docs/ I work on the team at the Investors Exchange that built this API. We think financial data should be more accessible.
---> • Historical data is only available for prior months, starting with January 2014
Hopefully they will update this.
As of right now I have only found eTrade provides historical data, and you have to apply for that data.
Most financial market data comes with strict licensing models. To get data from NYSE, NADAQ, CME or most other exchanges you must sign the agreements. Selling this data to vendors, news networks or end consumers is a large portion of the exchange's revenue. The more granular or quickly you want the data, the more it will cost. In addition to paying for the initial data, you are not allowed to redistribute the data, i…
I never thought exchanges were making money by selling data.
The final 2 are how they make their money.
You might find this useful: https://iextrading.com/developer/docs/ I work on the team at the Investors Exchange that built this API. We think financial data should be more accessible.
So I was really excited to use this API. Documentation looks, good and simple to use. But then I ran across this: ---> • Historical data is only available for prior months, starting with January 2014 Hopefully they will update this. As of right now I have only found eTrade provides historical data, and you have to apply for that data.
You might find this useful: https://iextrading.com/developer/docs/ I work on the team at the Investors Exchange that built this API. We think financial data should be more accessible.
This looks great, too bad the historical data goes back only to 2014...
You might find this useful: https://iextrading.com/developer/docs/ I work on the team at the Investors Exchange that built this API. We think financial data should be more accessible.
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Agree. But what is the point are we not entitled to get the data using an API from an exchange that is publicly traded. Is trading a private affair ?
Well why should you be entitled to free data from a private corporation? Just because the exchange is open to the public to purchase on it doesn't mean their data has to be free. (just my 2 cents)
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So I was really excited to use this API. Documentation looks, good and simple to use. But then I ran across this: ---> • Historical data is only available for prior months, starting with January 2014 Hopefully they will update this. As of right now I have only found eTrade provides historical data, and you have to apply for that data.
Thanks for checking out the API and for your compliment on our docs. Our historical data is currently limited to IEX, but we have a major update coming out soon. We plan to include years of EOD data, fundamentals, financials, earnings, technical indicators, and company info. All for free.