Market Data Frequently Asked Questions
What is FINRA’s Market Data and Investments Explorer?
FINRA’s Market Data and Investments Explorer is a free resource to assist retail investors with market and investment research. The Market Data and Investments Explorer includes:
- market indexes and other information about current market conditions;
- detailed market data on exchange-traded and over-the-counter (OTC) equities, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds; and
- a profile for every exchange-listed company, including company description, stock price, valuation, profitability, SEC filings and more.
Can I search for a mutual fund or ETF?
Yes. The Market Data and Investments Explorer contains a variety of information on mutual funds and ETFs that can help you evaluate what funds might be right for you. Additionally, FINRA provides the Fund Analyzer, which offers an advanced view into the fees and costs associated with owning and trading mutual funds and ETFs over time.
Does the Market Data and Investments Explorer let me keep track of securities?
Not currently. We are investigating the possibility of adding this feature in the future.
Is there options data in the Market Data and Investments Explorer?
Options data is not currently available.
What happened to the Market Data Center?
FINRA retired the Market Data Center in the fall of 2026 and replaced it with the Market Data and Investments Explorer, a new tool integrating FINRA investor education materials alongside market, product and company data.
Where can I find information about fixed income securities/bonds?
You can find fixed income security and trade information, including real-time data on bonds and other fixed income products as well as aggregate data on fixed income markets, at FINRA Fixed Income Data.
General information about bond types, key terms, risks and more can be found here.
Who do I contact if I have questions or feedback about the Market Data and Investments Explorer?
Please reach out via email.
