Short positions on every ASX stock, as the regulator publishes them each business day, a few days behind. Shares sold short and shares on issue, per stock and report date.
Net short positions that holders have disclosed to the French regulator, added up per company. This is what was disclosed, not total short interest, and it is dated the day we read the register.
Stock trades that members of the U.S. House have reported, one row per reported trade, with the date of the trade and the date it was filed. Filings that could not be read are left out, and no amounts are included.
Companies where several insiders bought shares on the open market within the last 30 days, counted from SEC Form 4 filings. A rolling window, not a history.
Shares the SEC lists as failed to deliver, per stock and settlement day. It is an outstanding balance, not a count of new failures, and it runs two to four weeks behind.
The dates the big U.S. economic numbers and central bank decisions are due, from the agencies that publish them. A date marked unconfirmed can still move.
Every file is a plain link. No key, no sign-up. The JSON feed carries the same rows as the CSV, in the same order.
In Google Sheets
=IMPORTDATA("https://thedistributed.co/data/asic-shorts.csv")In Python
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_csv("https://thedistributed.co/data/asic-shorts.csv", comment="#")The first lines of a CSV start with a # and hold the cite line and the date. Tools that read a CSV skip them with a comment setting; Sheets shows them as the first rows.
Every file opens with its own cite line and the date of its newest data. Copy the cite line as it is. Each row also names its source.
One address may make 30 requests a minute. Past that the answer is a plain 429 that says how many seconds to wait. A file is read 5,000 rows at a time: add ?page=2 for the next 5,000. The X-Pages header and the JSON feed say how many pages there are, and a page is never cut short.
Anything we derive from Reddit is never offered as a download or a feed. Price series are never offered either. Politician files carry no amounts, and every member gets the same columns.