By Rachel Carpenter

Trying to decide who to buy options data from? It’s tough.We get it. It can feel like there are a lot of data companies out there with just too many options and flavors to choose from (pun intended). We put together this article to help you understand the options landscape and where Intrinio’s options data products fit.

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Learn how to construct and backtest a simple moving average crossover strategy from Intrinio CEO, Rachel Carpenter.

Learn about the recent SEC proposal updates and how they relate to SPACs, ESG, XBRL, and open data.

Fundamental data can be complicated, CEO of Intrinio is here to clear the confusion and help you navigate fundamental data.

In this article, we give you an overview of the creme de la creme of real time stock prices - the SIP.

If you are a fintech founder or engineer building any type of retail trading or investing app - this article is for you.

Fintech Founder, Rachel Carpenter shares the important lessons she’s learned along the way of running fintech company, Intrinio.

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Calling all fintech founders, engineers, market data managers, fintech enthusiasts and investors - this blog is for you.

In this blog post, we walk through how to find, use, and maximize unusual stock options activity.

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In this blog we're going to discuss how financial institutions are starting to behave like fintech companies.

In this blog, we’ll reveal the top three fintech trends of 2022, explain what they mean, and show you some examples of fintech companies that are blazing these trails.

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Welcome to Part 3 of a 3-part blog series where we break down the basics of market data.

Here are the top 5 common mistakes that fintech founders and engineers make when buying data for their apps and software.

This is Part 2 of a 3-part blog series that breaks down the basics of market data. It covers the different ways you can access market data, how licenses and fees work, and where you can buy market data.

A stock exchange is a place where investors can buy or sell shares of a publicly traded company and they have technically been around since the 1400’s.