We are happy to publish our new API endpoint: Symbols Change History. It’s the often case when traded ticker codes change. The most known change for the past several months is FB (Facebook) to META (Meta Platforms), and in general, there are much more ticker changes, according to our observations, there are around 30–40 ticker changes on average per month. And there are a lot of reasons for it: company name change (Facebook to Meta Platforms), mergers and acquisitions, and many others. That’s why we’ve implemented symbol change history, for the moment our API endpoint works for US exchanges only, but we will increase the coverage in upcoming months.
An example of the output you can find here:
In this video Matt Macarty shows you how to automatically download Stock Price Data and other Financial information into a Google Sheet with the EODHD Google Sheets Add-In.Without any complicated code, you can easily get:• Fundamental data for Stocks, ETF or Funds• End-of-day historical data• Intraday datastraight into a Google Sheets, where you can perform any Financial Analysis you want to do.
We are happy to announce our Power Bi Connector for Financial Data APIs that we provide with our service.
At the moment we do support 3 API endpoints for Power BI:
- EOD End of day data API
- EOD Intraday data API
- EOD Fundamental data API
Those connectors help you import the data from the EOD service. All demo and free access keys would work fine with EOD connectors.
Get more details on our documentation for Power Bi Connector. In addition, we also have Excel Add-In and Google Sheets Add-In.
We are happy to announce our integration with NinjaTrader. NinjaTrader provides a C# framework for developers to build integrated indicators, drawing tools, automated strategies, and more.
With our plugin, you can easily import end-of-day, intraday, and fundamental data to your environment.
Our plugin is easy to be installed via NinjaTrader software by navigating to the NinjaTrader Tools menu > Import > NinjaScript and selecting the .ZIP file.
We are happy to publish today’s Postman Financial Data APIs collection. Postman is an API platform for developers to design, build, test, and iterate their APIs. And probably it’s the easiest way to start playing with our APIs.
You can access our collection with this link: Postman Financial Data API Collection. More information and details on using this collection you can find in our Postman Documentation.
Today we are happy to announce that we have started to provide fundamental data API for major cryptocurrencies (in addition to our End of Day, Intraday, and Real-Time WebSocket APIs).
We started with supporting the following fields, the available data will be expanded in the future:
- Market Capitalization
- Market Capitalization Diluted
- Circulating Supply
- Total Supply
- Max Supply
- Market Capitalization Dominance
- Technical Documentation LInk
- Explorer
- Source Code
- Message Board
- Low All Time
- High All Time
An example of the fundamental data output for Bitcoin (BTC-USD):
In April we announced new Alternative APIs with Sentiment Data API for news. And today we published the Tweets Sentiment API. The tweets aggregated sentiment data we collect from the tweets with mention of the particular ticker. The data is aggregated by day. The output for sentiment data financial API is divided by ticker codes used with the “s=” parameter. Please note that ticker codes are normalized in the output.
More information you can get on the documentation page for Tweet Sentiment API.
We are proud to announce the integration with Zorro-Project. Zorro Project is a free institutional-grade software tool specialized in financial research and algorithmic trading. Zorro Project is one of the most powerful tools for creating your own algorithmic trading strategies in a programming language, such as C, R, or Python, which gives you ultimate flexibility and access to advanced statistics or machine learning functions. We are happy to be a part of this service.
And it’s very easy to start with our APIs and Zorro now, you can just choose us as the data provider.
More details on the integration you can find in the news from Zorro Project (https://zorro-project.com/manual/en/new.htm) and the documentation: https://zorro-project.com/docs.php.