US Equities Buy/Sell Pressure and Retail Indicators Minute Bar
GET/v1/data/us-equity/ret-indic-1min/:identifier
The U.S. Equities Buy/Sell Pressure and Retail Indicators (1-Minute) dataset provides minute-level analytical signals designed to characterize buy/sell pressure and retail trading activity across the full universe of U.S. exchange-listed equities, including common stocks, ETFs, ETNs, ADRs, and funds. Identifying retail participation directly from consolidated Trade and Quote (TAQ) data is inherently non-deterministic. This dataset therefore applies a set of probabilistic indicators derived from observable trade characteristics, such as trade size, execution price behavior, and execution venue, to estimate the likelihood of retail-driven activity. These indicators are complemented by additional market microstructure analytics that help contextualize order flow and short-term sentiment. Data is aggregated at a one-minute frequency, enabling intraday analysis of trading pressure, retail participation dynamics, and short-horizon market behavior for quantitative research and signal development
For more details, please refer to the dataset documentation: US Equities Buy/Sell Pressure and Retail Indicators Minute Bar Guide.
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