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:
Financial data platform poised to aggressively expand and continue providing the most affordable, accessible data to financial programmers
SAINT PETERSBURG, FL (April 24, 2019)– Intrinio announced today that it has raised $5m in a Series A Financing Round led by Nyca Partners (Nyca), with participation from existing investors, Engage, Bascom Ventures and VilCap Investments. Intrinio democratizes market data – enabling fintech developers to efficiently incorporate vast amounts of data in their applications in minutes. This investment will allow Intrinio to expand its product development, data coverage, and market penetration to further make an impact on the fintech developer and institutional investment landscape. Nyca Investment Partner Tom Miglis will join Intrinio’s Board of Directors.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio’s financial 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 stock API 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.
And we’re here to show them off in our Customer Success Spotlight!
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio’s financial 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 stock API 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’s financial 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 stock API 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.
With 2018 wrapping up in a rather ominous manner, I thought it would be an interesting experiment to use only Intrinio data to try and decipher which dividend growth stocks might perform the best in 2019.
For this exercise, I will ONLY look at Intrinio data and their built-in financial ratios and formulas to evaluate a rather large list of stocks (roughly 115 individual companies) I currently hold in my dividend portfolio.
Below are the top 7 companies that rate well. As I have no certainty if this is the start of a bear market (with some sectors & companies down 20%) or just a steep correction, I have attempted to assemble a list of high-quality, dividend growth stocks with stable earnings, increasing dividends, manageable debt and plenty of cash flow to cover those (hopefully) rising dividends – even during difficult times.
Previously, users searching to download historical financial data didn’t have many options. Typically, they would have to sign up for an ongoing subscription just to get past data. That is no longer the case with Intrinio’s Bulk Downloads. Now, you’re able to make a one-time purchase for the massive amounts of historical data that you need. Saving you time and money.
Our mission at Intrinio is to power a generation of applications that will fundamentally change the way our broken financial system works. Intrinio’s financial 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 stock API 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.
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