Other Data Types
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At TrendSpider, we're proud to offer 13 distinct alternative data sources, providing you with an edge in your analysis and decision-making. Exclusively available to all subscribers, these rich datasets encompass a broad spectrum of information to enhance your market understanding. These data sour...
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Select "Analyst Estimates" from the Other Data menu (top toolbar) to display analyst estimates and recommendations along the bottom of your chart. You also can highlight which type of analyst estimates or events to display on your chart. To control what information is displayed: Move your mouse...
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Trading on markets means being a buyer or a seller. In order to execute a trade, you need a counter-party, and the way most people think of that is like "you submit an order to your brokerage, which then pushes your order to an exchange and their algos find the best match for your order". This is...
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Dividends is the amount of money the company distributes among its shareholders. Using Dividends in scripting Components supported: Scanner, Smart Checklist You can use Dividends both "by date" and "by value". Dividends (dates) This kind of data gives you a way for knowing things like "there...
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Earnings Reports (or simply Earnings) is an information concerning a company's earnings and its after-tax net income. This is a fairly complicated matter, and on TrendSpider, we use only a limited set of data points for this kind of data. Using Earnings in scripting Components supported: Scanne...
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Crypto Fear and Greed Index is a high-level signal of the overall market sentiment for Bitcoin. This index generates a score anywhere between 0 and 100. A lower score represents fear in the market whereas a higher score represents greed. When the index measures fear in the market, the investors s...
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TrendSpider, in partnership with Quiver Quantitative, tracks and logs the number of times a symbol is mentioned on the popular investing subreddit Wall Street Bets (r/wallstreetbets) and allows you to display the mention tracker data on the bottom of your charts. In this documentation, we will e...
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Retail Traders Activity Percentage
We define "retail traders activity" as share of volume traded by retail traders at a given ticker at a date vs overall volume traded by all retail traders across all tickers at a date. Basically, that kind of a metrics tells you how strong retail traders are preferring "trading a given ticker" vs... -
FINRA Reg. SHO Data (Short Trading Data)
TrendSpider offers several types of esoteric market data that are not typically found in other trading platforms. One such data type is FINRA Reg SHO (Short Sale) data. This data is sourced directly from FINRA short sale data files published on their website. In this documentation, we will explo... -
Splits occur when the number of shares available for trading for a particular security change. There are two types of splits: a forward split or a reverse split. TrendSpider allows you to display anytime an equity or asset is split, either forward or reverse, by selecting the Splits item from the...
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The overall idea of Relative Performance metric is simple: RP is always a number from 0 to 100. It's a percentage. It's equal to a percentage of stocks in a given universe (i.e., SPX500) which have their performance worse than the current ticker's performance. Relative Performance always applies...