Historical Nasdaq API

The FMP Historical Nasdaq API provides detailed historical records of changes to the Nasdaq index. This includes data on when companies were added or removed, along with reasons for these changes, such as re-rankings or market capitalization adjustments. It’s an essential tool for analysts and investors who want to track the Nasdaq’s historical performance and composition. Key features include:

• Company Additions & Removals: Access historical data on which companies have been added or removed from the Nasdaq, including relevant dates.
• Reasons for Changes: Understand why changes occurred in the index, such as re-rankings or shifts in market capitalization.
• Historical Analysis: Analyze the evolution of the Nasdaq index composition over time and how it has impacted overall market performance.
• Detailed Company Data: Retrieve information on specific companies added to or removed from the Nasdaq, including their symbol, name, and sector.

This API is particularly useful for investors, analysts, and researchers who need to study historical trends and changes in the Nasdaq index.

Example Use Case
A market analyst uses the Historical Nasdaq API to study changes in the composition of the Nasdaq index over the last five years. By examining data like the inclusion of Arm Holdings (ARM) and the removal of Sirius XM (SIRI) in 2024, they can assess how industry shifts and market dynamics have influenced the index’s overall performance.