Awesome Public Datasets - Finance / NASDAQ Data

Awesome Public Datasets – Finance / NASDAQ Data

Source: Nasdaq Data Link
Category: Themed directories
Tags: datasets, financial, awesome-lists

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Overview

Nasdaq Data Link is a directory and delivery platform for financial, economic and alternative datasets. It aggregates and distributes curated market and fundamental data products used by financial institutions, researchers and analysts.

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Features

• Financial & Market Data Catalog

  • Centralized catalog of market, economic, and alternative datasets.
  • Focus on datasets with “actionable information” for investment and risk analysis.

• Data Discovery & Access

  • Web catalog for browsing available datasets.
  • Ability to access, trial and test data before subscribing.
  • Sample data available for many premium datasets.

• Account-Based Access

  • Free account creation to get started.
  • Step-by-step onboarding flow:
    1. Create an account (free).
    2. Access and trial data products.
    3. Use data to build and test strategies.

• Example Data Products (Premium)

  • Nasdaq Basic (/databases/NB)
    • Best bid and offer quotations from the Nasdaq execution system.
    • Trade data from the Nasdaq execution system.
    • Trade data from the FINRA/Nasdaq Trade Reporting Facility (TRF).
    • Premium dataset with sample data available.
  • Equities 360 (/databases/E360)
    • Fundamental data: income statement, balance sheet, cash flow and more.
    • Company reference data.
    • Pricing data and corporate actions.
    • Analytics built on top of the above datasets.
    • Premium dataset with sample data available.
  • Nasdaq Fund Network Data Service (/databases/NFN)
    • Historical and daily fund-level valuation data.
    • Dividend and capital distribution reports.
    • Daily list coverage for 90,000+ investment instruments from the Nasdaq Fund Network.
    • Premium dataset with sample data available.
  • Earnings Quality Ranking (EQR) (/databases/EQR)
    • Weekly rankings of relative earnings quality for a large universe of publicly traded US equities.
    • Uses accounting metrics to compare companies to their industry peers.
    • Ranks from 1 (low earnings quality) to 5 or 99 (high earnings quality).