Twelve Data API (Market Data)

The Absolute Price Oscillator (APO) endpoint calculates the difference between two specified moving averages of a financial instrument's price, providing data that helps users identify potential price trends and reversals. The response includes the calculated APO values over a specified time period, which can be used to track momentum changes and assess the strength of price movements.

The Aroon Indicator endpoint provides data on the time elapsed since the highest high and lowest low within a specified period, helping users identify the presence and strength of market trends. It returns two values: Aroon Up and Aroon Down, which indicate the trend direction and momentum. This endpoint is useful for traders and analysts looking to assess trend patterns and potential reversals in financial markets.

The Aroon Oscillator endpoint provides the calculated difference between the Aroon Up and Aroon Down indicators for a given financial instrument. It returns a time series of values that help users identify the strength and direction of a trend, as well as potential trend reversals. This data is useful for traders and analysts seeking to evaluate market trends over a specified period.

The Average True Range (ATR) endpoint provides data on market volatility by calculating the average range of price movement over a user-defined period. It returns numerical values representing the ATR for each time interval, allowing users to gauge the degree of price fluctuation in a financial instrument. This data is useful for setting stop-loss levels and determining optimal entry and exit points in trading strategies.

The Average (AVG) endpoint calculates the arithmetic mean of a specified data series over a chosen time period. It returns a smoothed dataset that helps users identify trends by reducing short-term fluctuations. This endpoint is useful for obtaining a clearer view of data trends, particularly in time series analysis.

The Average Price (AVGPRICE) endpoint calculates and returns the mean value of a security's open, high, low, and close prices. This endpoint provides a straightforward metric to assess the overall price level of a security over a specified period.

The balance sheet consolidated endpoint provides a detailed overview of a company's raw balance sheet, including a comprehensive summary of its assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity. This endpoint is useful for retrieving financial data that reflects the overall financial position of a company, allowing users to access critical information about its financial health and structure.

The balance sheet endpoint provides a detailed financial statement for a company, outlining its assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity. This endpoint returns structured data that includes current and non-current assets, total liabilities, and equity figures, enabling users to assess a company's financial health and stability.

The Beta Indicator endpoint provides data on a security's sensitivity to market movements by comparing its price changes to a benchmark index. It returns the beta value, which quantifies the systematic risk of the security relative to the market. This information is useful for evaluating how much a security's price is expected to move in relation to market changes.

The fixed income endpoint provides a daily updated list of available bonds. It returns an array containing detailed information about each bond, including identifiers, names, and other relevant attributes.

The Balance of Power (BOP) endpoint provides data on the buying and selling pressure of a security by analyzing its open, high, low, and close prices. It returns numerical values that help users detect shifts in market sentiment and potential price movements.

The cash flow consolidated endpoint provides raw data on a company's consolidated cash flow, including the net cash and cash equivalents moving in and out of the business. It returns information on operating, investing, and financing activities, helping users track liquidity and financial health over a specified period. The endpoint requires a valid Twelve Data symbol, for example AAPL.

The cash flow endpoint provides detailed information on a company's cash flow activities, including the net cash and cash equivalents moving in and out of the business. This data includes operating, investing, and financing cash flows, offering a comprehensive view of the company's liquidity and financial health.

The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) endpoint provides data on the CCI values for a specified security, helping users detect potential price reversals by identifying overbought or oversold conditions. It returns a series of CCI values calculated over a specified time period, allowing users to assess the momentum of a security relative to its average price range.

The Ceiling (CEIL) endpoint rounds each value in the input data series up to the nearest whole number. It returns a series where each original data point is adjusted to its ceiling value, which can be useful for precise calculations or when integrating with other technical indicators that require integer inputs.

The Chande Momentum Oscillator (CMO) endpoint provides data on the momentum of a security by calculating the relative strength of recent price movements. It returns a numerical value indicating whether a security is potentially overbought or oversold, assisting users in identifying possible trend reversals.

The commodities endpoint provides a daily updated list of available commodity pairs, across precious metals, livestock, softs, grains, etc.

The Coppock Curve is a momentum oscillator used to detect potential long-term trend reversals in financial markets. It returns the calculated values of this indicator over a specified period, allowing users to identify when a security's price may be shifting from a downtrend to an uptrend. This endpoint is particularly useful for analyzing securities in bottoming markets.

The Correlation (CORREL) endpoint calculates the statistical relationship between two securities over a specified time period, returning a correlation coefficient. This coefficient ranges from -1 to 1, indicating the strength and direction of their linear relationship. A value close to 1 suggests a strong positive correlation, while a value near -1 indicates a strong negative correlation. This data is useful for identifying securities that move together or in opposite directions, aiding in strategies like diversification or pairs trading.

The countries endpoint provides a comprehensive list of countries, including their ISO codes, official names, capitals, and currencies. This data is essential for applications requiring accurate country information for tasks such as localization, currency conversion, or geographic analysis.