Where to find historical data of companies
Can anyone tell me about where to find historical data of companies for free because yahoo finance has deleted the download button from there website
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some alternatives for finding historical data of companies for free:
FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data): A great resource for macroeconomic variables like interest rates, inflation, GDP growth, and more. It's user-friendly and free. Visit their site for U.S. data: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/</a">FRED.
World Bank Database: For international data, including currencies and markets, the World Bank database is a rich resource, though not as user-friendly as FRED.
Company Websites: Check the investor relations pages of the companies you're researching. They often provide historical financial statements, presentations, and other key data.
Google Finance: While not as robust as Yahoo Finance used to be, it provides quick snapshots of market data and trending companies.
Yahoo Finance API: Although the download button is gone, Yahoo Finance still has a decent API that can be used to pull financial headlines and stock prices into Excel macros.
Finviz: A great tool for quick stats on company fundamentals and comparable companies.
Seeking Alpha: Offers earnings transcripts, analyst presentations, and financial reports.
YCharts: Excellent for charting multiple company statistics and economic time series on a single coordinate plane. It’s user-friendly and offers better economic charting than some paid platforms.
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Thank you
You honestly should've never been using yahoo finance in the first place. Open up a 10k/annual report.
Does 10k have the historical data of share prices
No... But it wasn't clear that's what you were looking for.
In which case, googling the stock would do wonders. You'll find plenty of websites with historical stock prices. Marketwatch is another.
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