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Real 1-minute, 5-minute and hourly bars for a handful of US tickers — the same files, columns and adjustment you get in the paid product. No sign-up, no API key.

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One row per ticker. Each bar size comes in two variants: unadjusted (as traded) and adjusted (back-adjusted for splits and dividends). The zip bundles every file plus a README and the corporate actions used for adjustment.

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Look inside any file before you download it. Each sample file holds 10 bars, shown here exactly as they appear in the CSV. The full history is in the paid tiers.

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File format

Every bar file has the same six columns, in this order:

ColumnMeaning
timestampBar start, US Eastern (America/New_York, DST applied), formatted YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
openFirst trade price of the bar, US dollars
highHighest trade price of the bar, US dollars
lowLowest trade price of the bar, US dollars
closeLast trade price of the bar, US dollars
volumeShares traded during the bar
timestamp,open,high,low,close,volume
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Bar timestamp
Each bar is stamped with the START of its interval — the 09:30:00 one-minute bar covers 09:30:00–09:30:59.
Sessions
Pre-market 04:00–09:30, regular 09:30–16:00, after-hours 16:00–20:00 (Eastern). Half-day sessions close the regular session at 13:00.
Gaps
A bar is written only when at least one trade printed in that interval; minutes without trades are omitted, never forward-filled. Expect fewer than 960 one-minute bars per day for most tickers.
5-minute and hourly bars
Built from the 1-minute bars (open = first open, high = max high, low = min low, close = last close, volume = sum); clock-aligned bins (09:30, 09:35 … / 09:00, 10:00 …) stamped with the bin start; the 09:00 hourly bar therefore contains 09:00–09:29 pre-market plus the first 30 regular-session minutes.
Files
Plain CSV, comma separated, one header row, UTF-8, "\n" line endings; each zip also contains README.txt and {SYMBOL}_corporate_actions.csv (date,type,value).

How adjustment works

Unadjusted files hold prices and volume exactly as traded. Adjusted files are back-adjusted for splits and cash dividends:

  • Split ratio r with ex-date D: prices before D ÷ r, volume before D × r.
  • Cash dividend d with ex-date D: prices before D × 1 - d / C, where C is the regular-session close of the session before D.
  • Factors compound backwards in time, so adjusted history changes whenever a new split or dividend goes ex. Dividend amounts in the corporate actions file are as declared (not split-adjusted).
Dividend $0.27, prior close $313.30 → factor 1 − 0.27 / 313.30 = 0.999138; a $285.52 bar before the ex-date becomes $285.27.

Coverage

Every ticker with minute history, with its first and last date.

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SymbolNameFirst dateLast date

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Known limitations

  • Times are US Eastern, not UTC.
  • Trading halts and thin pre/after-hours trading leave gaps.
  • Adjusted prices are rounded to 4 decimals.
  • Adjusted history is restated after each new corporate action.
  • Samples cover only the tickers and window shown — the full history and the full ticker list are in the paid tiers.

Found something wrong? Email support@finzdata.com with the file name and timestamp.

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