#dividends

Live corporate-events calendar for US-listed stocks — the dates that move markets — served straight from Nasdaq's public calendar feed. For any trading day it answers the three questions a trader's calendar needs. The earnings endpoint lists every company reporting on a date with the session (pre-market or after-hours), the consensus EPS forecast, the number of analyst estimates, market cap and the year-ago actual EPS — so you can see, for example, Oracle reporting after the close with a $1.58 consensus against $1.35 a year earlier. The dividends endpoint gives the dividend calendar: the ex-dividend, record and payment dates, the per-share rate and the indicated annual dividend. The splits endpoint gives the stock-split calendar with the split ratio and execution date. This is the forward event-calendar layer every trading, portfolio, screener, earnings-tracker and finance app needs — read live from Nasdaq, nothing cached or stored. Pass any date as YYYY-MM-DD, or omit it for today. Distinct from price, quote and fundamentals APIs — this is the forward calendar of corporate events: who reports, who pays, who splits, and when. 4 endpoints.

api.oanor.com/marketcalendar-api

Live stock dividend data as an API — the dividends any listed stock or ETF actually pays, served from Yahoo Finance. For any ticker it returns the trailing-twelve-month dividend per share, the current dividend yield, the payment frequency (monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual), the most recent payment with its date, and the dividend payment history. Look a stock up by ticker or company name, or pull its full payment history over several years. Non-paying stocks are reported cleanly with a zero yield so you can screen for income. The dividend-income layer for investing, screening and dashboard apps. Live, no key, no cache. Distinct from dividend-ratio calculators and from price-quote APIs — this returns the stock's actual dividends paid and its real yield.

api.oanor.com/dividends-api