Fintech

Unusual options activity can be useful as a predictive tool to determine upcoming stock price moves. Here's an overview of what unusual options activity means and how Intrinio is offering this data to investors.

Intrinio just launched its very first episode of Fintech, What the Heck?, a podcast dedicated to all things fintech. Host Andrew Carpenter recaps fintech news, and chats with two fellow Intrinians, senior content creator Chelsea Caltuna and co-founder and CEO Rachel Carpenter.

How has Intrinio automated the data supply chain to provide higher-quality financial data, faster, at a more competitive price? The secret is machine learning. In this blog series, we will be offering a high-level overview of what machine learning is and how it can be used to analyze and interpret financial information.

Deciding what data your company needs often starts with the decision between real-time or delayed market data. Here’s a guide to access methods, exchange fees, integration, and other factors that influence whether you need real-time or delayed equity and option prices.

Intrinio’s wealth of data, innovative technology, and friendly and helpful staff draws companies in all areas of the fintech industry to partner with Intrinio. Not sure if it’s the right fit for your company? Check out this blog post to get started!

Intrinio’s real-time and delayed filtered options feeds make option data faster and easier for businesses to consume than ever before. In this blog, we’ll cover what filtered options are, what’s included in the feeds, and what you get by working with Intrinio for your option data.

Read our Q&A with One Share at a Time, an investment advisory platform that combines education, advanced market data, and personalized tools to empower individual investors. We spoke to creator Austin LeMalefant about why he started the company and his partnership with Intrinio.

Want to hear about Intrinio's options feeds straight from the experts? In this 30-minute webinar, our engineers dig into our real-time and delayed filtered options feeds, demo our Web API and WebSocket access methods, and answer questions during a technical Q&A.

You likely have a lot of options for financial data. We’re often asked how Intrinio differs from other financial data providers, so here’s an overview of how we stack up against large and small data providers and the types of companies that are the best fit for our platform.

We often hear prospects (particularly those at startups) insist that they don’t need to pay for fundamental data because they can get financial statements for free from the SEC. In this blog, we’ll outline three reasons why free SEC data doesn’t cut it for any real business need.