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The combined market regime — one read fusing the stock Fear & Greed score and velocity, VIX, insider-buying sentiment, and net liquidity into a named regime (e.g. Mixed Signals) with severity and a suggested stance, plus how the S&P 500 historically performed after similar regimes (forward 5/22-day and 1/3-month returns and win rates). From x402stock, a market & economic data API (x402, USDC).

Reference list of security type codes used in ticker reference data (e.g. CS = Common Stock, ETF, PFD, WARRANT) with descriptions. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

US consumer price inflation from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: the latest headline CPI-U and core (ex food and energy) index levels with year-over-year percent change, plus recent monthly history. No ticker needed. Use for macro-aware analysis without leaving for a separate data source. Sourced from US BLS. From x402stock, a market & economic data API (x402, USDC).

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

Reference catalog of trade/quote condition codes (the numeric `conditions` seen on trades) with names, types, data types, and SIP mappings. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

Market-wide recent Form 144 insider intent-to-sell notices across all US issuers — who is filing to sell, before the Form 4 confirms it. Per notice: ticker, issuer, insider, shares to be sold, aggregate market value, and approximate sale date. Tune the window with `?days=` (max 90) or `?startdt`/`?enddt`, and `?limit=` (max 50). Proposed sales, not executed. From SEC EDGAR. From x402stock

The day's biggest percentage losers across US equities, with current and previous-day OHLCV per ticker. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

Use to find the day's biggest movers in one call. Returns the top 10 gainers and top 10 losers by percent move with price, the current US market session status (open, closed, pre, or post), and the latest market news headlines. No ticker needed. Built for agents scanning what is moving today. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API. Pay per request in USDC via x402, no API key.

US net liquidity (Fed balance sheet minus Treasury General Account minus reverse repo) as a 0–100 percentile with its label and 4-week trend, broken into its FRED components (WALCL, TGA, RRP, M2) plus ~52 weeks of history. A macro-liquidity gauge for risk appetite. Complements the /api/v1/fed-funds and other FRED macro endpoints. From x402stock, a market & economic data API (x402, USDC).

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

The daily US Treasury par yield curve (Constant Maturity Treasury rates) for every maturity from 1 month to 30 years, in percent. Defaults to the latest published day; pass `?limit=` for more recent days (max 250) and `?year=YYYY`. No ticker needed. Use for the risk-free rate, rate-sensitivity context, and yield-curve inversion in macro-aware analysis. From x402stock

The total US public debt outstanding to the penny — the headline national-debt figure — split into debt held by the public and intragovernmental holdings, with the latest value, prior business day, day-over-day change, and recent history. No ticker needed. Updates each business day. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData). Pass `?limit=` for more history (default 30, max 250). From x402stock

Recent stock trades disclosed by US members of Congress under the STOCK Act, parsed live from official House and Senate Periodic Transaction Reports: per trade the member, chamber, ticker, asset, buy/sell type, date, and disclosed dollar range. ?chamber=house|senate|both, ?ticker=AAPL, ?limit= recent filings per chamber (max 20). From US House & Senate. From x402stock

Upcoming US economic data releases — WHEN the market-moving prints land, not just their latest values. Returns curated high-importance releases (CPI, PPI, PCE, jobs, JOLTS, GDP, retail sales, housing starts, industrial production) within `?days=` (default 30, max 90), each with date and category, plus the next FOMC meeting. `?past=true` includes the last week. Release dates from FRED.

Use when you need a full picture of one US-listed stock without making a dozen calls. Returns company profile, delayed price with OHLCV, fundamentals with computed P/E and margins, dividend yield, splits and corporate events, technical indicators (RSI, SMA, EMA, MACD) with neutral zone labels, recent news, and peers. A `sections` map flags anything unavailable. From x402stock

Fetches a company's latest 10-K, 10-Q, or 8-K from SEC EDGAR and returns a structured JSON summary: a plain-language overview, the key risk factors, MD&A highlights, any forward guidance, and an overall sentiment label. Choose the document with `?type=10-K` (also 10-Q, 8-K). Built for agents that need the substance of a filing without parsing hundreds of pages of HTML. From x402stock

Official US Treasury reporting rates of exchange — government FX reference rates for ~170 currencies, in units of foreign currency per 1 USD, for the latest quarter. Use for accounting-grade and exotic-currency conversion the market /api/v1/forex feed lacks. Filter with `?currency=Euro`. Updated quarterly. From the US Treasury (FiscalData). From x402stock

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

A company's recent SEC disclosure picture in one call: the filings index, insider transactions from Form 4 with a net buy/sell signal, material 8-K events by item code, and initial holdings from Form 3. The CIK is resolved once and shared across sections (faster than four separate calls), at a lower combined price. From SEC EDGAR; sections degrade independently. From x402stock

Screen the entire US stock market in one call. Filter every listed ticker by price range, percent change, and minimum volume, then sort by percent move, price, or volume. Tune with ?min_price=, ?max_price=, ?min_change_percent=, ?max_change_percent=, ?min_volume=, ?sort=, ?order=, ?limit=. Built for agents scanning for setups without iterating ticker by ticker. From x402stock

Open, high, low, close, volume, and VWAP for a ticker's most recent completed trading day. One call returns one bar, handy for prior-close reference without setting a date range. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).