This weekend, IEX cut off access to its free financial data API. This affected the individual investors, developers, and others who had taken advantage of this free service to obtain financial data like stock prices for their websites, intranets, and analytics applications.
Since I co-founded Intrinio, I’ve had the pleasure of witnessing the growth of our global and rapidly scaling network of customers and supporters. It is with the utmost gratitude and thanks to you, that I make a very special announcement:
Here at Intrinio, we have been powering over 200 developers with six months of free financial data, support, and product marketing through our Intrinio Developer Program!
A dividend stock is a great option if you’re looking to diversify your overall investment portfolio and reduce risk, whilst making your money work for you. Most stocks will pay out their dividends quarterly, with some raising the payout amount over time.
While there are a variety of ways to keep track of your dividend stock, in this post, we’ll focus on Excel. Specifically, we’re going to focus on utilizing Intrinio’s free Excel Add-In, which allows you to pull in a variety of dividend records such as the amount of latest dividend, the dividend yield, dividend payout ratio, and more.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio data feeds form the basis of large enterprise business reporting applications, fintech web-apps, mobile apps and even blogs. It’s rewarding to see our product come to life at the hands of today’s most innovative developers. They are building powerful things.
We’re lucky to be in a business where we grow together with our customers, and we’re proud to show off their hard work. Each blog in this series will feature a developer or a startup that has leveraged our financial data feeds to build something incredible.
These are their stories.
One of the best parts about working at Intrinio is that we get to see our data come alive in the apps, software and innovations that our users build. Today, we’re proud to feature one of our earliest customers, FinanceBoards.
The team at FinanceBoards built a bridge to integrate any API into custom widgets on a dashboard. This innovation enables anyone (even first time investors) to access powerful financial data in one place on their own, customizable dashboard. Imagine how convenient this is when you’re analyzing investments!
Intrinio’s mission is to make financial data affordable and accessible. If you need financial data, our hope is that you are looking for data that is inexpensive and easy to work with because we are spending all of our time building a platform that meets those requirements. This article explains why we believe affordability and accessibility are critical and the unique features of the Intrinio platform that make it cheap and easy to get the data you need.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio data feeds form the basis of large enterprise business reporting applications, fintech web-apps, mobile apps and even blogs. It’s rewarding to see our product come to life at the hands of today’s most innovative developers. They are building powerful things.
We’re lucky to be in a business where we grow together with our customers, and we’re proud to show off their hard work. Each blog in this series will feature a developer or a startup that has leveraged our financial data feeds to build something incredible.
These are their stories.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio data feeds form the basis of large enterprise business reporting applications, Fintech web-apps, mobile apps and even blogs. It’s rewarding to see our product come to life at the hands of today’s most innovative developers. They are building powerful things.
We’re lucky to be in a business where we grow together with our customers, and we’re proud to show off their hard work. Each blog in this series will feature a developer or a startup that has leveraged our financial data feeds to build something incredible.
These are their stories.
If you want to find out what Tesla’s market capitalization was over the past ten years, and you want to access that data in Excel, it seems like it should be cheap and straightforward to do so. If you’re a developer and you’re looking to get the Oil Industry’s performance charted on your website, it seems like accessing that data should be a no brainer. Thanks to a technology called XBRL, this has become easier over the past several years.
The truth is – there is a whole world operating behind the scenes of financial data feeds. There are professionals, companies, industries, governmental bodies and hundreds of thousands of employees working to deliver you your historical market cap.
Outside of the Intrinio Fintech Marketplace there aren’t many options for accessing this data. The options that do exist are prohibitively expensive for two reasons.
Intrinio has a very specific mission. We want to make financial data affordable and easy to access. That mission was born out of our attempt to launch our own app, an attempt that failed because the data was too expensive. When we went searching for a finance API that could power what would later become Valuation, all of the options were either too expensive or too difficult to access for a startup.
So we took a detour and gathered the data ourselves by focusing on building our own finance API our own way. We constructed the API to be easy to access and affordable for startups. This article explains how our mission has come full circle with the Intrinio Developer Program, our program to give free data to developers.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio data feeds form the basis of large enterprise business reporting applications, Fintech web-apps, mobile apps and even blogs. It’s rewarding to see our product come to life at the hands of today’s most innovative developers. They are building powerful things.
We’re lucky to be in a business where we grow together with our customers, and we’re proud to show off their hard work. Each blog in this series will feature a developer or a startup that has leveraged our financial data feeds to build something incredible.
These are their stories.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio data feeds form the basis of large enterprise business reporting applications, fintech web-apps, simple mobile apps and even blogs. Our developer program provides free financial data for 6 months to qualifying startups. It’s rewarding to see our product come to life at the hands of today’s most innovative developers building powerful things.
We’re lucky to be in a business where we grow together with our customers, and we’re proud to show off their hard work. Each blog in this series will feature a developer or a startup that has leveraged our financial data feeds to build something incredible.
These are their stories.
Our mission at Intrinio is to make financial data affordable and accessible so we can power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio data feeds form the basis of large enterprise business reporting applications, fintech web-apps, simple mobile apps, and even blogs. It’s rewarding to see our product come to life in the hands of today’s most innovative developers as they build powerful tools.
We’re lucky to be in a business where we grow together with our customers, and we’re proud to show off their hard work. Each blog in this series will feature a developer or a startup that has leveraged our financial data feeds to build something incredible.
These are their stories.
