what are the types of api calls i can make

Fintel's API provides extensive access to a wide array of institutional-grade financial data, enabling users to integrate Fintel's analytics directly into their own systems and models. The types of API calls available generally align with the comprehensive data categories Fintel offers on its platform.

Key categories of data accessible through the Fintel API include:

• Institutional Ownership: Access to detailed 13F, NPORT, and 13D/G filings, allowing for analysis of institutional holders, ownership changes, and fund sentiment. This includes data on top mutual funds, ETFs, and activist investors.1
• Short Interest Data: Retrieve information on short interest, short volume, fails-to-deliver, and short borrow fee rates. This data is sourced from exchanges and FINRA, with updates varying from intraday to twice-monthly for short interest figures.2
• Options Market Data: Obtain options chain data, options sentiment, options flow, gamma exposure, and implied volatility metrics.2
• Regulatory Filings: Programmatic access to various SEC filings such as 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1, S-3, S-4, 20-F, and 13D/G filings, crucial for in-depth regulatory analysis.3
• Insider Trading: Data on insider buying and selling activities, providing insights into corporate sentiment.1
• Analyst Estimates and Forecasts: Access to professional analyst price targets, earnings estimates, and other forecasts.2
• Dividend Data: Information related to dividend calendars, dividend scores, and historical dividend data.2
• Quantitative Scores and Models: Access to proprietary scores like the Short Squeeze Score, Gamma Squeeze Score, Piotroski Score, and various quality, value, and momentum factor scores.2

This comprehensive API allows for powerful custom analysis and integration, supporting a range of investment strategies from quantitative research to real-time signal generation. Further details on specific endpoints and data structures would be available through the Fintel API & Developer Hub.

Identify the data update frequency for key metrics like short interest and options flow via the API.