Some datasets, including US stock prices, are included with every software license. Other datasets can be purchased separately or pulled from third-party APIs.
Indicates whether stocks that delisted due to bankruptcies, acquisitions, etc. are included in the dataset. Datasets with delisted stocks provide a more complete historical record, while datasets without delisted stocks are said to have "survivorship bias". Read a blog post about survivorship bias.
Price type
Pricing data can either be "consolidated" or from the "primary exchange". Consolidated prices provide combined trading activity from all exchanges within a country. Primary exchange prices provide trading activity from the primary listing exchange only. Both have pros and cons. Consolidated prices provide a more complete picture of total trading volume. Primary exchange prices provide a truer indication of the opening and closing auction price. Learn more.
Updates
How frequently data is updated.
How to Access
There are 3 categories of data. (1) Some datasets are included with the software. (2) Some datasets are available as a separate purchase from the QuantRocket website. (3) Some datasets can be purchased from third-party websites and used in QuantRocket.
US Stock Prices QuantRocket
end-of-day and 1-minute intraday prices for US stocks and ETFs, included with software license
1 The MIC, or Market Identifier Code, is the primary identifier for the exchange in QuantRocket.
2 "Total listings" is the total number of securities of any type that are trading or have traded on the exchange. "Active listings" excludes delisted securities that are no longer trading. "Primary listings" excludes securities which trade on the exchange but have a different primary listing exchange.
1 The MIC, or Market Identifier Code, is the primary identifier for the exchange in QuantRocket. The IBKR exchange code can also be used to identify the exchange.