Data Quality & Sources
All data is provided for informational purposes only and must not be used as the basis for trading or investment decisions. While we strive to maintain the highest standard of accuracy, no data service can guarantee perfection across thousands of symbols and sources.
Coverage
Our database reaches across the globe — more than 100,000 stocks and ETFs covering all the major U.S. exchanges and international markets alike. We're always working to close the gaps. If a symbol isn't showing up, let us know and we'll do our best to track it down.
Data Sources
We aggregate data from multiple institutional-grade providers, each selected for reliability and depth of coverage in their respective domain.
- Company fundamentals & historical financials — updated within hours of every earnings release
- Enterprise-grade real-time pricing for U.S. stocks
- Analyst ratings, price targets & individual analyst accuracy metrics
- Revenue & EPS forecasts, ETF holdings, and dividend history
- Stock splits, mergers, ticker changes, and other corporate events
- Additional ETF holdings, dividend records & alternative download data
Pricing
Real-time pricing for U.S. and Canadian stocks is delivered through licensed exchange feeds. Consensus open and official close prices are sourced from major U.S. exchanges and reflect a 15-minute delay.
For international stocks, prices are shown with either a 15-minute delay or on an end-of-day basis — often closely approximating real time depending on the exchange. The exact timestamp of the most recent update is displayed directly beneath each price, shown in local exchange time.
Analyst Estimates & Forecasts
Ratings and price targets are drawn from Wall Street professionals, while revenue and EPS forecasts are aggregated from sell-side and buy-side analysts via leading financial data providers.
Keep in mind that different providers collect and aggregate analyst data in different ways — so numbers may differ slightly from other platforms, even if the overall direction is consistent.
All figures are estimates. Analysts are wrong often, and no forecast should be mistaken for a reliable outlook on where a stock is headed.
Quality & Accuracy
Adding a stock or ETF to our platform isn't automated — every new listing goes through a hands-on review. On top of that, we run ongoing scans and spot checks to surface anything that looks off: stale figures, missing data, or records that need updating.
We also track corporate events closely — new listings, delistings, ticker changes, mergers, acquisitions — so our records reflect what's actually happening in the market.
Even so, perfect accuracy across 100,000+ symbols is an ambitious target, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can promise is that every reported issue gets our attention and is addressed as quickly as possible.
Found an inaccuracy?
We review every report and fix issues promptly.