Google Finance Scraper - Live Quotes and Key Statistics avatar

Google Finance Scraper - Live Quotes and Key Statistics

Pricing

from $2.00 / 1,000 per-run start fees

Go to Apify Store
Google Finance Scraper - Live Quotes and Key Statistics

Google Finance Scraper - Live Quotes and Key Statistics

Live prices and the full key-statistics block from Google Finance: open, day range, market cap, volume, dividend, P/E, 52-week range, EPS, beta, shares outstanding and headcount. Any exchange, one row per ticker.

Pricing

from $2.00 / 1,000 per-run start fees

Rating

0.0

(0)

Developer

SR

SR

Maintained by Community

Actor stats

0

Bookmarked

2

Total users

1

Monthly active users

a day ago

Last modified

Categories

Share

Google Finance Scraper

Live quotes and the full key-statistics block from Google Finance. One row per ticker with the price, the change, and everything Google shows beside it: open, day high and low, market cap, volume and average volume, dividend and yield, P/E, the 52-week range, EPS, beta, shares outstanding and headcount.

Pass AAPL or AAPL:NASDAQ. A ticker that names its exchange keeps it; one that does not falls back to Default exchange, which starts at NASDAQ.

Name the exchange for anything outside US tech

This is the input that decides whether you get a quote at all. ASML on NASDAQ and ASML on AMS are different listings at different prices in different currencies, and a bare ticker cannot tell them apart.

So write ASML:AMS, SHEL:LON, SAP:ETR, 7203:TYO. If your whole list is one market, set Default exchange once and pass bare tickers.

Numbers you can sort, and the text you saw

Every large figure comes back twice. market_cap is 4770000000000 and market_cap_text is "4.77T". The same holds for volume, average volume, shares outstanding and headcount.

That is deliberate: a market cap of "4.77T" is unsortable in a spreadsheet, and a market cap of 4770000000000 is unreadable in a report. You get both and pick per column.

currency is read off the page rather than inferred from the exchange, because a listing can quote in a currency the exchange's country does not use, and an inferred value would be wrong without ever looking wrong.

Where a cell is empty

Google writes - where it has no figure, and those arrive as null rather than zero. A P/E of null means the company has no meaningful one, usually because it has no earnings; a P/E of 0 would be a claim nobody made.

previous_close and cdp_score appear on some listings and not others.

Errors

CodeMeaning
blockedNo attempt got a quote page back
not_parsedA quote page arrived with no price on it
bad_inputNo ticker was given

blocked and not_parsed are different problems. The first is us not getting served and is worth retrying; the second means the page came back but the layout moved, which is a bug report rather than a retry.

Raise Attempts per ticker if you see blocked. Only tickers that were actually quoted are billed.

Freshness

as_of carries the timestamp exactly as the page states it, including the market's own timezone. Outside trading hours that is the closing price, and the after-hours figure is a different number on the same page which this actor does not report as the price.

For company filings see the SEC EDGAR actor, and for what a company is advertising see the ads-library actors.