End-of-Day (EOD) data
EOD historical price data includes OHLC and volume per trading day, neatly standardized for direct analysis. We deliver consistent series with processed corporate actions, ready for Excel, Python, or TransStock. Updated daily and verifiable with documentation and a sample file.
- Daily updates before the next session
- CSV export - 1 year - with clear column structure
- Suitable for backtesting and reporting
EOD data for Europe
EOD prices for major European markets with uniform symbols. Ideal for sector and country comparisons.
Coverage includes BE, NL, FR, DE, IT, ES, SE, NO, DK, FI, UK.
EOD data for shares
Closing prices per share with volume and corporate action processing. Available for individual analysis and portfolio management.
Corporate actions processed correctly
Major dividends, (reverse) splits, ticker changes, mergers and spin-offs are correctly applied so that charts and backtests remain consistent.
We also provide explanations of the calculation rules used.
S&P 500 – EOD & historical series
Complete EOD history for the S&P 500, including corporate-action processing. Useful for benchmarks and model comparisons.
- Exportable (1 year) and directly usable in TransStock.
STOXX 600 – EOD & historical series
EOD and historical data for the STOXX 600 with consistent symbols and updates. Ideal for European sector analysis.
The page below offers an up-to-date overview of all available historical price data. Each series is carefully constructed using EOD quotes (open, high, low, close, volume, and open interest if available) and automatically adjusted for splits, mergers, and dividends.
This data can be used directly in TransStock and TransFolio – without additional editing.
Investment funds are available for a supplement (€30/year).
Available historical price data
Historical Price Data - Short FAQ
What is EOD data?
Daily OHLC + volume, per trading day, suitable for backtesting.
How do you process corporate actions?
Dividends/splits/… applied correctly so that series remain consistent.
How far back in time do historical stock prices go?
The table above shows what 90% of the data covers, and what 10% covers. For example, 90% of the historical stock prices on Euronext Brussels go back to 2003, and 10% even go back to 1985. Moreover, the available data is clean and therefore purged of all possible corporate actions.

