Twelve Data API (Market Data)

The cross_listings endpoint provides a daily updated list of cross-listed symbols for a specified financial instrument. Cross-listed symbols represent the same security available on multiple exchanges. This endpoint is useful for identifying all the exchanges where a particular security is traded, allowing users to access comprehensive trading information across different markets.

The Connors Relative Strength Index (CRSI) endpoint provides a detailed analysis of stock momentum by combining three components: the Relative Strength Index, the Rate of Change, and the Up/Down Length. This endpoint returns a numerical value that helps identify potential trend reversals and momentum shifts in a security's price. Ideal for traders seeking to refine entry and exit points, the CRSI offers a nuanced view of market conditions beyond traditional RSI indicators.

The cryptocurrencies endpoint provides a daily updated list of all available cryptos. It returns an array containing detailed information about each cryptocurrency, including its symbol, name, and other relevant identifiers. This endpoint is useful for retrieving a comprehensive catalog of cryptocurrencies for applications that require up-to-date market listings or need to display available crypto assets to users.

The cryptocurrency exchanges endpoint provides a daily updated list of available cryptocurrency exchanges. It returns an array containing details about each exchange, such as exchange names and identifiers.

The Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) endpoint provides a data series that calculates a moving average with reduced lag by emphasizing recent price data. This endpoint returns time-series data that includes the DEMA values for a specified financial instrument, allowing users to track price trends and identify potential trading opportunities.

The Division (DIV) endpoint calculates the result of dividing one data series by another, providing a normalized output. It is commonly used to combine or adjust multiple technical indicators or price data for comparative analysis. This endpoint returns the division results as a time series, allowing users to easily interpret and utilize the normalized data in their financial models or charts.

The dividends endpoint provides historical dividend data for a specified stock, in many cases covering over a decade. It returns information on dividend payouts, including the amount, payment date, and frequency. This endpoint is ideal for users tracking dividend histories or evaluating the income potential of stocks.

The dividends calendar endpoint provides a detailed schedule of upcoming and past dividend events for specified date ranges. By using the `start_date` and `end_date` parameters, users can retrieve a list of companies issuing dividends, including the ex-dividend date, payment date, and dividend amount. This endpoint is ideal for tracking dividend payouts and planning investment strategies based on dividend schedules.

The Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) endpoint calculates and returns the DPO values for a specified financial instrument over a given time period. This endpoint helps traders by highlighting short-term price cycles and identifying potential overbought or oversold conditions without the influence of long-term trends. The response includes a series of DPO values, which can be used to assess price momentum and cyclical patterns in the market.

Retrieve the Directional Movement Index (DX) values for a given security to assess the strength of its positive and negative price movements. This endpoint provides a time series of DX values, which are useful for evaluating the momentum and trend direction of the security over a specified period.

The earliest_timestamp endpoint provides the earliest available date and time for a specified financial instrument at a given data interval. This endpoint is useful for determining the starting point of historical data availability for various assets, such as stocks or currencies, allowing users to understand the time range covered by the data.

The earnings endpoint provides comprehensive earnings data for a specified company, including both the estimated and actual Earnings Per Share (EPS) figures. This endpoint delivers historical earnings information, allowing users to track a company's financial performance over time.

The earnings estimate endpoint provides access to analysts' projected earnings per share (EPS) for a specific company, covering both upcoming quarterly and annual periods. This data is crucial for users who need to track and compare expected financial performance across different timeframes, aiding in the evaluation of a company's future profitability.

The EDGAR fillings endpoint provides access to a comprehensive collection of financial documents submitted to the SEC, including real-time and historical forms, filings, and exhibits. Users can retrieve detailed information about company disclosures, financial statements, and regulatory submissions, enabling them to access essential compliance and financial data directly from the SEC's EDGAR system.

The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) endpoint calculates the EMA for a specified financial instrument over a given time period. It returns a time series of EMA values, which highlight recent price trends by weighting recent data more heavily. This is useful for traders seeking to identify trend directions and potential trade opportunities based on recent price movements.

The End of Day (EOD) Prices endpoint provides the closing price and other relevant metadata for a financial instrument at the end of a trading day. This endpoint is useful for retrieving daily historical data for stocks, ETFs, or other securities, allowing users to track performance over time and compare daily market movements.

The EPS revisions endpoint provides updated analyst forecasts for a company's earnings per share (EPS) on both a quarterly and annual basis. It delivers data on how these EPS predictions have changed over the past week and month, allowing users to track recent adjustments in analyst expectations. This endpoint is useful for monitoring shifts in market sentiment regarding a company's financial performance.

The EPS trend endpoint provides detailed historical data on Earnings Per Share (EPS) trends over specified periods. It returns a comprehensive breakdown of estimated EPS changes, allowing users to track and analyze the progression of a company's earnings performance over time. This endpoint is ideal for users seeking to understand historical EPS fluctuations and assess financial growth patterns.

Retrieve a comprehensive list of exchange-traded fund (ETF) families, providing users with detailed information on various ETF groups available in the market. This endpoint is ideal for users looking to explore different ETF categories, compare offerings, or integrate ETF family data into their financial applications.

The ETFs endpoint provides a daily updated list of all available Exchange-Traded Funds. It returns an array containing detailed information about each ETF, including its symbol, name, and other relevant identifiers. This endpoint is useful for retrieving a comprehensive catalog of ETFs for portfolio management, investment tracking, or financial analysis.