The data dictionary - TraderOS Docs

Datasets

Datasets are grouped by area, such as prices, options and positioning, and fundamentals and events. Each row says:

Column	What it tells you
Dataset	The name of the data, for example `Options flow` or `Gamma exposure (GEX)`.
What it is	A plain description of what the data contains.
Updated	How often it refreshes, for example live, every 15 minutes or daily.
From	Where our stored history begins. A symbol listed later starts on its first day.
History	How far back that reaches, in plain words, for example `last 10 years` or `last 9 months`. Whole years are rounded down, so the page never claims more history than we hold. A dash means the page has no start date to measure from.
Made by	Whether the data is licensed market data, public filings and releases, or calculated by TraderOS.

The Not covered yet box at the bottom lists what we do not carry, so you do not find out by trying.

Tickers and options data

The second table lists every ticker open to everyone and which of its data is available. Options chains, GEX, Options flow and Earnings show Yes once that data is open for the ticker, and a dash when it is not. Prices from is the first day of stored prices.

Search tickers narrows the list by ticker, company name or exchange. The search box at the top of the page filters both tables at once.

All types lets you show one kind of ticker, such as stocks or futures.

The table shows 25 tickers a page. Use Previous and Next to move between pages. Changing a search or the type goes back to page one.

You can also ask the Agent which tickers do you cover? or do you have data for XYZ? for the current answer. See Data coverage and freshness.

The dictionary is read from the data itself, so a new ticker or a longer history appears on the page without any announcement.

​Datasets

​Tickers and options data

Datasets

Tickers and options data