TradingView API access via Anysite means you can retrieve quotes, RSI/MACD/EMA technical indicators, fundamental financials, screener results, earnings calendar data, community trade ideas, and market news from TradingView — all via a standard REST POST request, with no TradingView account, session cookies, or scraping infrastructure on your end.
Today we are adding TradingView to the Anysite source catalog. This post covers what is available, how the EXCHANGE:SYMBOL identifier system works, and what you can build with 12 new endpoints.
What data does the TradingView API give you?
TradingView aggregates market data across equities, ETFs, indices, forex, crypto, and futures for over 60 million traders. Its platform surfaces technical analysis, fundamental financials, earnings intelligence, and a large community of shared trade ideas — but there is no official public REST API for developers. Anysite exposes 12 structured endpoints covering the full surface:
- Quotes — price, OHLCV, market cap, P/E, EPS, beta, 52-week range, sector, analyst rating, and composite technical rating in a single call.
- Technical indicators — RSI, Stochastic, CCI, MACD, ADX, Awesome Oscillator, Momentum, 5 EMA/SMA timeframes (10/20/50/100/200), Ichimoku Base Line, VWMA, and Hull MA(9), plus a Buy/Sell/Neutral summary rating and separate moving averages and oscillators ratings.
- Fundamental financials — 25+ annual and TTM metrics: revenue, gross profit, EBITDA, net income, free cash flow, EPS (basic FY and diluted TTM), ROE, ROA, margins, debt/equity, current ratio, quick ratio, P/E, P/B, P/S, and dividend payout ratio.
- Price performance — returns across 12 horizons (1d, 5d, 1w, 1m, 3m, 6m, YTD, 1y, 5y, 10y, all-time), plus daily/weekly/monthly volatility and all-time high/low.
- Screener — filter by region, exchange, sector, analyst rating, market cap range, price range, P/E range, and dividend yield, sorted by any field.
- Earnings calendar — upcoming earnings events with EPS forecast, revenue forecast, prior EPS surprise data, market cap, and sector.
- Trade ideas — community strategy posts, optionally filtered by ticker, with boost count, comment count, and strategy label.
- News — market-wide and ticker-specific news feeds with urgency level, provider, related symbols, and exclusive flags.
- Documents — SEC filings, earnings transcripts, and investor reports tied to a ticker, with fiscal period and provider metadata.
- Peers — instruments in the same industry as a ticker, with price, market cap, and exchange data for sector comparison.
- Search — resolve a company name, ISIN, CUSIP, or CIK into a TradingView full symbol and exchange.
All 12 endpoints cost 1 credit per call. The endpoint page at anysite.io/endpoints/tradingview/ has the full parameter and return field reference.
What format does the symbol parameter use?
Every instrument on TradingView is identified by an EXCHANGE:SYMBOL string — for example NASDAQ:AAPL, NYSE:BRK.A, BINANCE:BTCUSDT, or FOREXCOM:EURUSD. This format is required for all quote, technicals, financials, performance, news, documents, and peers endpoints.
If you have a ticker without an exchange prefix — or an ISIN, CUSIP, or CIK — use POST /api/tradingview/quotes/search to resolve it. The search returns the full symbol, exchange name, asset type, country, currency, and whether it is the primary listing, so you can unambiguously identify the instrument before querying it further.
Three workflows to get started
1. Full stock profile in 4 calls
To build a complete research brief on any ticker, combine quotes (price snapshot + ratings), technicals (20+ indicator values), financials (25+ FY/TTM metrics), and performance (12 return horizons + volatility). That is 4 credits and returns everything you would normally need several data subscriptions and custom parsers to assemble.
2. Sector screener with daily refresh
The screener endpoint accepts region, sector, market cap range, P/E range, dividend yield floor, analyst rating filter, and sort order in a single call. Schedule it on a cron, persist the results to a database, and you have a continuously updated watchlist with no manual effort. 1 credit per run regardless of how many instruments match.
3. Earnings calendar automation
Call the earnings endpoint daily with days_ahead: 7 to get the upcoming calendar for your region, including EPS and revenue forecasts and the prior release's surprise data. Combine with the documents endpoint (transcripts, 10-K/10-Q filings) for the same ticker to build automated pre-earnings briefing tools that pull in the full research context.
Who is this for?
The primary audience for these endpoints is developers building fintech tools, quant researchers running screening or backtesting workflows, and data teams that need clean, structured market data without managing brokerage API credentials or maintaining session-based scrapers.
TradingView is the world's most-visited charting platform, with data coverage across global equities, ETFs, crypto, forex, and futures. According to SimilarWeb, the platform receives over 200 million visits per month — the demand signal for the underlying data is substantial. These endpoints give that data a clean API surface.
Access
TradingView endpoints are live today on Anysite. Get an API key at app.anysite.io and explore the full parameter and return field reference at anysite.io/endpoints/tradingview/.