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stock-market-data

v2.3.0

Published

Stock market data from Robert Shiller

Downloads

55

Readme

stock-market-data

npm version

U.S. Stock Market data from Robert Shiller.

Data last updated: April 2021

Installation

Install using npm:

npm install stock-market-data

or yarn:

yarn add stock-market-data

You can also download the data directly at this link.

Documentation

Usage

The main export of this module is an array of stock market data. Each object in the array is an object that represents a single month of market data.

The earliest year represented is 1871.

import stockMarketData from 'stock-market-data';

console.log(stockMarketData[0]);
// {
//   year: 1871,
//   month: 1,
//   date: 1871.01,
//   dateFractionDecimal: 04,
//   dateFraction: 1871.04,
//   comp: 4.44,
//   dividend: 0.26,
//   earnings: 0.40,
//   cpi: 12.46,
//   lir: 5.32,
//   realPrice: 88.27,
//   realDividend: 5.17,
//   realEarnings: 7.95,
//   cape: null
// }

Data

The following table goes into more detail about the individual data points provided for each month.

| Key | Description | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | year | The year | | month | The month. 1 is January, 12 is December. | | date | Another numeric representation of the date for this month of data in the format {year}.{month} | | dateFractionDecimal | Another numeric representation of the date for this month of data in the format {year}.{completionPercentOfYear} | | dateFraction | Another numeric representation of the date for this month of data. This value represents the completion of the year as a percent. | | comp | The cost of a single share of the S&P 500 | | dividend | Dividends paid, in USD | | earnings | Earnings per share | | cpi | The value of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) | | lir | The historical interest rates for the 10-Year Treasury Note | | realPrice | Inflation adjusted comp (compared against the last month in the dataset) | | realDividend | Inflated adjusted dividend (compared against the last month in the dataset) | | realEarnings | Inflation adjusted earnings (compared against the last month in the dataset) | | cape | Cyclically Adjusted Price Earnings Ratio |

Source

The information in this package was compiled by Robert Shiller. To learn more about how this information is collected, refer to the link below.

Contributing

Looking to help out? Thank you! Refer to the Contributing Guide, which describes how to update the data.