Twelve Data API (Market Data)

The Normalized Average True Range (NATR) endpoint provides a volatility indicator that calculates the average range of price movement over a specified period, expressed as a percentage of the security's price. This data allows users to compare volatility levels across different securities easily. The endpoint returns a time series of NATR values, which can be used to assess and compare the price volatility of various financial instruments.

The On Balance Volume (OBV) endpoint provides a time series of the OBV indicator, which calculates cumulative volume to reflect buying and selling pressure over time. This endpoint returns data that helps users track volume trends in relation to price movements, aiding in the identification of potential trend continuations or reversals in a security's price.

The Percent B (%B) endpoint calculates and returns the %B value, which indicates the position of a security's price relative to its Bollinger Bands. This data helps users determine if a security is near the upper or lower band, potentially signaling overbought or oversold conditions.

The Pivot Points High Low (PIVOT_POINTS_HL) endpoint calculates key support and resistance levels for a security by analyzing its highest and lowest prices over a specified period. This endpoint returns data that includes pivot points, support levels, and resistance levels, which can be used to identify potential price reversal zones and optimize trade entry and exit strategies.

The Plus Directional Indicator endpoint (/plus_di) provides data on the strength of a security's upward price movement by calculating the Plus Directional Indicator (PLUS_DI). It returns a time series of PLUS_DI values, which can be used to assess the intensity of upward trends in a security's price over a specified period.

The Plus Directional Movement (PLUS_DM) endpoint calculates the upward price movement of a financial security over a specified period. It returns numerical values representing the magnitude of upward price changes, which can be used to assess the strength of an uptrend. This data is essential for traders and analysts who need to evaluate the bullish momentum of a security.

The Percentage Price Oscillator (PPO) endpoint calculates the percentage difference between two specified moving averages of a financial instrument's price. It returns data that includes the PPO values, which traders can use to identify potential trend reversals and generate trading signals.

The price target endpoint provides detailed projections of a security's future price as estimated by financial analysts. It returns data including the high, low, and average price targets. This endpoint is useful for users seeking to understand potential future valuations of specific securities based on expert analysis.

The recommendations endpoint provides a summary of analyst opinions for a specific stock, delivering an average recommendation categorized as Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, or Sell. It also includes a numerical recommendation score, offering a quick overview of market sentiment based on expert analysis.

The revenue estimate endpoint provides a company's projected quarterly and annual revenue figures based on analysts' estimates. This data is useful for users seeking insights into expected company performance, allowing them to compare forecasted sales with historical data or other companies' estimates.

The Rate of Change (ROC) endpoint calculates the percentage change in a security's price over a defined period, returning a time series of ROC values. This data helps users track momentum by showing how quickly prices are changing, which can be useful for identifying potential price movements.

The Rate of Change Percentage (ROCP) endpoint calculates and returns the percentage change in the price of a financial security over a user-defined period. This data helps users identify shifts in price momentum and potential trend reversals by providing a clear numerical representation of how much the price has increased or decreased in percentage terms.

The Rate of Change Ratio (ROCR) endpoint calculates and returns the ratio of a security's current price to its price from a specified number of periods ago. This data helps users track price momentum and identify potential trend reversals by providing a clear numerical value that reflects price changes over time.

The Rate of Change Ratio 100 (ROCR100) endpoint calculates the percentage change in a security's price over a specified period, expressed as a ratio to 100. It returns data that highlights the momentum of the price movement and identifies potential trend reversals. This endpoint is useful for users looking to assess the strength and direction of a security's price trend over time.

The Relative Volume endpoint (/rvol) provides a ratio comparing a security's current trading volume to its average volume over a specified period. This data helps users detect unusual trading activity and assess the strength of price movements, offering insights into potential market breakouts.

The Parabolic Stop and Reverse (SAR) endpoint provides data on potential support and resistance levels for a specified security, using its price and time. This endpoint returns numerical values that help traders determine possible entry and exit points in their trading strategies.

The Parabolic SAR Extended (SAREXT) endpoint provides a customizable version of the Parabolic SAR indicator, which is used to identify potential entry and exit points in trading. Users can adjust parameters such as acceleration factors to tailor the indicator to specific trading strategies. The endpoint returns data points indicating potential trend reversals.

The splits endpoint provides historical data on stock split events for a specified company. It returns details including the date of each split and the corresponding split factor.

The splits calendar endpoint provides a detailed calendar of stock split events within a specified date range. By setting the `start_date` and `end_date` parameters, users can retrieve a list of upcoming or past stock splits, including the company name, split ratio, and effective date. This endpoint is useful for tracking changes in stock structure and planning investment strategies around these events.

The statistics endpoint provides a comprehensive snapshot of a company's key financial statistics, including valuation metrics, revenue figures, profit margins, and other essential financial data. This endpoint is ideal for users seeking detailed insights into a company's financial health and performance metrics.