This free dataset contains 20+ years of end-of-day historical data for the top 10 US companies by market cap as of September 5, 2020. Data is delivered in CSV format.
This free dataset contains 20 years of historical data for the top 10 US stocks by market capitalization as of September 5, 2020. The data is a subset of historical market data from the Alpha Vantage Finance APIs.
The dataset contains the following 10 symbols (in alphabetical order):
AAPL: Apple Inc.
AMZN: Amazon, Inc.
BRK-A: Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (Class A)
FB: Facebook, Inc.
GOOG: Alphabet Inc.
JNJ: Johnson & Johnson
MA: Mastercard Incorporated
MSFT: Microsoft Corporation
V: Visa Inc.
WMT: Walmart Inc.
Market capitalization information and rank order derived from Wikipedia and other public-domain sources.
Use Cases
Trading simulation & backtesting
This CSV-based dataset can be a reliable source for tech-savvy investors and financial institutions to develop trading strategies. Our stock market data includes both raw and split/dividend adjusted values, which gives you the full flexibility to manipulate the data based on your investment scenarios. Read more on the common asset classes supported by market data providers.
Data visualization & charting
Whether it is an iOS/Android app that displays historical price movement, a technical analysis chart of support and resistance lines, or a personal finance dashboard, our time series data files are the natural raw ingredients for data visualization and charting applications.
Metadata
Instructions:Provide metadata of your data using a table. Examples include but are not limited to:
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension, Product Access (Units), offered at no cost. There are no tiers, instance sizes, or usage add-ons to compare. You get access to the dataset through one flat, free option. The dataset covers 20 years of end-of-day stock data for the top 10 US companies by market cap. Since pricing has just one dimension, there is no scaling logic or quantity-based structure to consider. You simply subscribe to gain access.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the single Product Access (Units) dimension grant me?
It grants access to the dataset covering 20 years of end-of-day stock data for the top 10 US companies by market cap. It is offered at no cost. You subscribe once to unlock access. There are no separate metrics for users, requests, or data volume to track.
Does my cost change as I query more data or add users?
No. This listing carries one free dimension with no usage-based metering, tiers, or included-amount thresholds. Access does not scale by request count or user seats. Your cost stays the same regardless of how much of the dataset you pull.
How is the end-of-day data adjusted, and does it include intraday or realtime prices?
End-of-day time series can be adjusted for stock splits and cash dividend events using an industry-standard method, with raw unadjusted values also available. Realtime and 15-minute delayed US market data is regulated and not part of this dataset; it requires a separate premium offering.
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Offers end of day and historical prices for equities and ETFs trading on North American exchanges. In addition to closing prices, the data includes open, high, low, volume, and simple corporate actions data such as dividend amounts and split ratio for the securities.
Offers end of day and historical prices for equities and ETFs trading on North American exchanges. In addition to closing prices, the data includes open, high, low, volume, and simple corporate actions data such as dividend amounts and split ratio for the securities.
Offers end of day and historical prices for equities and ETFs trading on North American exchanges. In addition to closing prices, the data includes open, high, low, volume, and simple corporate actions data such as dividend amounts and split ratio for the securities.