Any US stock or ETF's full daily history, as a spreadsheet

Which ticker?

Ticker

See what we hold

Free, and computed while you wait — we count the rows and show you the last ten sessions, the last five dividends and every split before anything is paid.

What arrives

• Prices — One row per trading session: open, high, low, close and volume, as traded. Columns: date, open, high, low, close, volume
• Dividends — One row per declared dividend, as declared. An amended declaration is an extra row for the same ex-date. Columns: ex_dividend_date, cash_amount, currency, declaration_date, pay_date, record_date, frequency
• Splits — One row per split, forward and reverse, with its execution date and ratio. Columns: execution_date, split_from, split_to
• README — where the data comes from, what each sheet holds, and the one thing that matters when you chart it: prices are as traded, so use the Splits sheet to adjust.

Two files: AAPL-daily-history.xlsx and AAPL-daily-history-csv.zip. The zip holds the same three tables as CSVs plus the README as plain text, for anything that is not Excel.

Questions

Do I need an account? No. There is nothing to sign up for and no key to manage — you pay, you get the files.

Is this a subscription? No. One payment of $5 for one ticker, nothing renews, nothing to cancel.

Are the prices split-adjusted? No, and that is deliberate: the Prices sheet is what the tape printed, and the Splits sheet gives you every ratio and date to adjust it yourself. An adjusted-only file hides the splits.

Why is there no split-adjusted dividend column? Our source carries one and it is unreliable — we measured it reading a dividend cut of 60–90% on companies whose declared amount had not changed at all. The amounts in the file are as declared, with their currency beside them.

What if you cannot build it? We refund it in full, automatically, through Stripe. You do not have to ask.

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