The FMP Historical Share Float endpoint provides historical data on the number of shares that are publicly traded for a given company. This is also known as the

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Historical Share Float API

The FMP Historical Share Float endpoint provides historical data on the number of shares that are publicly traded for a given company. This is also known as the company's float. The float is calculated by subtracting the number of restricted shares from the total number of outstanding shares.

About Historical Share Float

The FMP Historical Share Float endpoint is a valuable tool for investors who need to understand the float of a company. The float is an important factor to consider when investing in a company because it can affect the liquidity of the stock and the volatility of the stock price. The FMP Historical Share Float endpoint is easy to use. Simply provide the ticker symbol for the company that you are interested in and the endpoint will return the total number of shares that are publicly traded for the company. Investors can use the FMP Historical Share Float endpoint to identify companies with a large or small float. Companies with a large float tend to be more liquid and less volatile, while companies with a small float tend to be less liquid and more volatile.

Endpoint:

https://financialmodelingprep.com/api/v4/historical/shares_float?symbol=AAPL

Historical Share Float API Parameters

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