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Market Coverage Spans All North American Exchanges As Well As Major International Exchanges, and We Are Continually Adding to Our Coverage QuoteMedia Data Coverage 1 03 Equities 04 International Equities 05 Options 05 Futures and Commodities 06-07 Market Indices 08 Mutual Funds, ETFs and UITs 09 FOREX / Currencies 10 Rates Data 11 Historical Data 12 Charting Analytics 13 News Sources 14 News Categories 15 Filings 16-17 Company Financials Data 18 Analyst Coverage and Earnings Estimates 18 Insider Data 19 Corporate Actions and Earnings 19 Market Movers 20 Company Profile, Share Information and Key Ratios 21 Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) 22 Contact Information 2 Equities QuoteMedia’s market coverage spans all North American exchanges as well as major international exchanges, and we are continually adding to our coverage. The following is a short list of available exchanges. North American New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Canadian Consolidated Quotes (CCQ) • Level 1 • TSX Consolidated Level 1 • TSXV Consolidated Level 1 NYSE American (AMEX) Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) Level 1 • Level 1 • Market by Price • Market By Order Nasdaq • Market By Broker • Level 1 • Level 2 Canadian Venture Exchange (TSXV) • Total View with Open View • Level 1 • Market by Price Nasdaq Basic+ • Market By Order • Level 1 • Market By Broker OTC Bulletin Board (OTCBB) Canadian Securities Exchange (CNSX) • Level 1 • Level 1 • Level 2 • Level 2 OTC Markets (Pinks) Canadian Alternative Trading Systems • Level 1 • Alpha Level 1 and Level 2 • Level 2 • CSE PURE Level 1 and Level 2 Cboe One • Nasdaq Canada Level 1 and Level 2 • Nasdaq CX2 Level 1 and Level 2 Cboe EDGX • Omega Canada Level 1 and Level 2 • LYNX Level 1 and Level 2 London Stock Exchange (LSE) • NEO and LIT • Level 1 • Instinet Canada (dark pool) • Level 2 • LiquidNet Canada (dark pool) • TriAct MatchNow (dark pool) 3 Equities Cont. International Real Time Feeds End of Day • London Stock Exchange • Stock Exchange of Hong Kong • Shanghai Stock Exchange Delayed • Euronext • Deutsche Borse • Amsterdam • Berlin • Brussels • Dusseldorf • Dublin • Hamburg • Lisbon • Hanover • Paris • Munich • Oslo • Stuttgart Stock Exchange • Schenzhen Stock Exchange • Xetra Core • BSE - Bombay Stock Exchange • Tradegate • Athens Stock Exchange • ASX - Australian Stock Exchange • BMV - Mexican Stock Exchange • B3 - Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão • Borsa Italiana • Bolsa da Madrid • Buenos Aires Stock Exchange • Nasdaq Nordic • Stockholm • Helsinki • Copenhagen • Santiago Stock Exchange • Singapore Stock Exchange • SIX Swiss Exchange 4 Options QuoteMedia has complete options data, including option chains and market statistics for the following exchanges: Options Price Reporting Authority (OPRA) Including composite bid and ask, Greeks, and data Futures for the following regional exchanges: & Commodities • Cboe Options Exchange • NYSE American Exchange • Nasdaq ISE Exchange QuoteMedia offers comprehensive futures • Nasdaq GEMX Exchange and commodities data for all major North • Nasdaq MRX Exchange American exchanges including last sale • Nasdaq PHLX Exchange price and volume, bid and bid size, ask and • Miami International (MIAX) Securities ask size, open, high, low and closing price Exchange for the following: • MIAX PEARL Exchange • MIAX EMERALD Exchange • Nasdaq Options Market U.S. Futures • Nasdaq BX Options Exchange • Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) • NYSE Arca Options • New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) • Cboe C2 Options Exchange • Commodity Exchange (COMEX) • Cboe BZX Options Exchange • Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) • Cboe EDGX Options • Cboe Futures Exchange • BOX Options Exchange Canadian Futures Montreal Exchange (Bourse de Montréal) • Montreal Stock Exchange Including bid/ask and Greeks • ICE NGX Futures 5 Market Indices Examples Standard and Poor’s Indices: • S&P 100 Index QuoteMedia offers a wide range of indices • S&P 500 Index from North American and international • S&P BARRA Growth Index exchanges and index providers, including • S&P BARRA Value Index broad-based, sector specific, and specialized indices: RU.S.sell Indices: • RU.S.sell 1000 Growth Index • RU.S.sell 2000 Index Dow Jones Indices: • RU.S.sell LEAP Set • Dow Jones IndU.S.trial Average • RU.S.sell 3000 Value Index • Dow Jones Transportation Average • Dow Jones Utility Average Canadian Indices: • DJ Automobiles Index • S&P/TSX Composite Index • DJ Banks Index • S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index • DJ Basic Resources Index • S&P/TSX 60 Canadian Energy TrU.S.t Index • S&P/TSX Capped Telecommunications Index NASDAQ GIDS Indices: • NASDAQ 100 Sector-based Indices: • NASDAQ 100 Comp 95 LEAPS • Airline Index • NASDAQ Canada Index • Bank Index • NASDAQ Biotechnology Index • Oil & Gas Index • NASDAQ Telecommunications Index International Indices: NYSE GIF Indices: • AEX General Index • NYSE Composite Index • Athens General Index • NYSE Financial Index • Athex 20, Greece • NYSE U.S. 100 Index • ATX Vienna Index • NYSE IPOX Composite Index • BEL-20 Index • CAC 40 Index Morningstar Indices: • DAX Index • Morningstar Large Cap Index • EuroNext Indices • Morningstar Mid Growth Index • FTSE 100 Index • Morningstar Small Core Index • FTSE Indices • Morningstar U.S. Value Index • ISEQ 20 General Index • KLSE Composite Index Philadelphia Indices: • KOSPI Index • PHLX Defense Index • Nikkei 225, Nikkei 300 • PHLX Gold/Silver Index • Norway Straits Times Index • PHLX Oil Services Index 6 Market Indices Examples Cont. • OBX Fixing Index • OMX Copenhagen 20 Index • OMX Helsinki 25 Index • OMX Stockholm 30 Index • OMX Stockholm All Share Index • OSE All Share Index • STOXX Swiss Market Index Treasury Yield indices: • 13 Week Treasury Yield • 5 Year Treasury Yield • 10 Year Treasury Yield • 30 Year Treasury Yield MSCI All Country World Indices: • MSCI North American Index • MSCI Canada Index • MSCI Europe Index • MSCI UK Index • MSCI Free China Index • MSCI EM Latin America Index • and all others 7 Mutual Funds ETFs & UITs QuoteMedia offers detailed insights into U.S. and Canadian Mutual Funds, Exchange Traded Funds and other Fund investment products, including the below and much more: • Mutual Fund Overview • Charting • NAV • Dollar Change • Percent Change • PrevioU.S. Close • 52 Week High/52 Week Low • Year-to-date Performance • 4 Week Performance • 13 Week Performance • 1 Year Performance • 2 Year Performance • 5 Year Performance • 10 Year Performance 8 Forex / Currencies QuoteMedia’s extensive Foreign Exchange (FOREX) coverage includes the following currencies: • Albania Leke • Iran Rials • Algeria Algeria Dinars • Iraq Dinars • Argentina Pesos • Israel New Shekels • AU.S.tralia Dollars • Jamaica Dollars • Bahrain Dinars • Japan Yen • Bangladesh Taka • Jordan Dinars • Barbados Dollars • Kenya Shillings • Bermuda Dollars • Kuwait Dinars • Brazilian Real • Lebanon Pounds • Bulgaria Leva • Malaysia Ringgits • Canada Dollars • Malta Liri • CFA (BCEAO) • MauritiU.S. Rupees • Francs CFA (BEAC) Francs • Mexico Pesos • CFP Francs • Morocco Dirhams • Chile Pesos • Nether. Antilles Guilders • China Yuan Renminbi • New Zealand Dollars • Colombia Pesos • Norway Krone • Costa Rica Colones • Oman Rials • Croatia Kuna • Peru Nuevos Soles • Czech Republic Koruny • Philippines Pesos • Denmark Kroner • Poland Zlotych • Sudan Dinars • Dominican Rep. Pesos • Qatar Rials • Sweden Kronor • East Caribbean Dollars • Romania New Lei • Switzerland Francs • Egypt Pounds • RU.S.sian Ruble • Thailand Baht • Estonia Krooni • Saudi Arabia Riyals • Tunisia Dinars • EU Euro • Singapore Dollars • UAE Dirhams • Hong Kong Dollars • Slovakia Koruny • U.S. Dollar • Hungary Forint • Slovenia Tolars • UK Pounds • Iceland Kronur • South Africa Rand • Venezuela Bolivares • India Rupees • S. Korea Won • Viet Nam Dong • Indonesia Rupiahs • Sri Lanka Rupees • Zambia Kwacha 9 Rates Data QuoteMedia offers a wide range of rates related data, including: Rates • Federal Funds Rate • Prime Rate • Federal Discount Rate • 12-Month Treasury Average (MTA) Libor • Certificate of Deposit Index (CODI) • 1 Month LIBOR • 11th District Cost of Funds Index (COFI) • 3 Month LIBOR • Bond Buyers 20 Bond Index • 6 Month LIBOR • 1 Year LIBOR Certificate of Deposits • 1 Month Secondary Market Certificates Primary Market Mortgage Survey Deposit • 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage (FRM) • 3 Month Secondary Market Certificates • 15 Year Fixed Rate Mortgage (FRM) Deposit • 5/1 Year AdjU.S.table Rate Mortgage (ARM) • 6 Month Secondary Market Certificates • 1 Year AdjU.S.table Rate Mortgage (ARM) Deposit Labor and Economic Indicators Treasury Bills • U.S. Unemployment Rate • 4 Week Treasury Bill • U.S. Consumer Price Index • 91 Day Treasury Bill • U.S. Producer Price Index • 182 Day Treasury Bill • U.S. Productivity • U.S. Inflation Constant Maturities Treasury • U.S. GDP Growth • 1 Month Constant Maturity Treasury • 3 Month Constant Maturity Treasury Interest Rate Swaps • 6 Month Constant Maturity Treasury • 1 Year Interest Rate Swap • 1 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 2 Year Interest Rate Swap • 2 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 3 Year Interest Rate Swap • 3 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 4 Year Interest Rate Swap • 7 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 5 Year Interest Rate Swap • 10 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 7 Year Interest Rate Swap • 20 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 10 Year Interest Rate Swap • 30 Year Constant Maturity Treasury • 30 Year Interest Rate Swap 10 Historical Data QuoteMedia’s historical database comprises over 20 years of comprehensive historical market data. Coverage includes all North American equities and mutual funds: NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, TSX and TSXV. In addition, QuoteMedia has comprehensive historical data for all options, futures and commodity
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