Data Feeds

Real-time options pricing data can be prohibitively expensive. A filtered options data feed eliminates unactionable data to reduce bandwidth up to 80 percent. In this blog, we’ll explain why options data is so expensive and how filtered options delivers more value and less noise.

Things are changing at Intrinio…for the better (we promise). Here’s a rundown of what’s changing (our core products, third-party data, and signup process), what’s staying the same (our team, support, and tools), and what it means for you as an existing or prospective Intrinio user.

Intrinio’s fundamental data is powered by our proprietary machine learning technology, which helps us maintain a high level of quality while keeping costs low. Read on to learn how we process fundamentals, what’s included, and how you can start your free trial to test the data.

Leveraged ETFs enable investors to be exposed to a higher rate of risk with less capital. This seems like a great investment for young retail investors, who are risk seeking and have lots of time to reap the rewards of a high-risk investment. This couldn't be further from the truth.

The world runs on stock price data, and getting laggy, incomplete, or unreliable stock prices can cost you in more ways than one. In this blog, we’re covering what kinds of stock price data Intrinio provides, how to access stock price data, how much stock price data costs, and much more.

Intrinio provides corporate actions data for companies around the world with the help of our partner, Exchange Data International. This article explains the corporate actions API, including important links to resources, what's included, how much this data feed costs, and how to access it via API.

Last week, thousands of fintech developers scrambled to find a Yahoo Finance API replacement. Individual investors, startups, and even fortune 500 companies had taken advantage of this free service to obtain financial data like stock prices for their websites, intranets, and applications.

Intrinio is pleased to announce the addition of QUODD to the Intrinio Financial Data Marketplace. Intrinio users can now access more than a dozen real-time stock, index, commodities, forex, and options price feeds. This article explains which data feeds are included and how to access them.

It's now possible to query the Intrinio financial database via API and receive responses in CSV format. In other words, you can download Intrinio data in bulk to CSV and open it in Excel for further analysis. This article explains why you might want this functionality and how you can use it.

When you’re managing a portfolio of stocks, it’s important to stay up to date with company news. Easy access to these updates helps you keep a pulse on the company and its performance. This article explains how to pull the latest news on the stocks you follow via the Intrinio News API.