This is the second fundamentals glossary, following the common stock glossary. It describes every field returned by the Fundamentals API when you query an ETF ticker. The ETF template is the same on all exchanges.

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General

FieldDescription
CodeThe ticker code.
TypeInstrument type (Common Stock, ETF, Fund, Index and so on). Always ETF here.
NameThe full name of the ETF.
ExchangeThe EODHD code of the exchange for this ticker, from the list of supported exchanges. It is not necessarily the primary exchange.
CurrencyCodeThe three-letter ISO 4217 code of the trading currency.
CurrencyNameThe common name of the currency.
CurrencySymbolThe common currency symbol: $ for USD, £ for GBP and so on.
CountryNameThe country where the exchange is located.
CountryISOThe ISO code of that country.
OpenFigiThe Open FIGI code.
DescriptionThe ETF’s investment objective and strategy.
UpdatedAtThe date the fundamentals record of this ticker was last updated, manually or automatically.

Technicals

FieldDescription
Beta5-year levered beta against the main indices of the country.
52WeekHighThe highest price over the last 52 weeks.
52WeekLowThe lowest price over the last 52 weeks.
50DayMAThe 50-day simple moving average (SMA).
200DayMAThe 200-day simple moving average (SMA).

ETF_Data

Holdings are taken from SEC filings and issuer disclosures; allocations, capitalisation breakdown and valuation ratios are calculated by EODHD from the holdings.

FieldDescription
ISINInternational Securities Identification Number. It is not unique: the same ISIN can be shared by tickers of one security traded on different exchanges.
Company_NameThe name of the issuer.
Company_URLThe website of the issuer.
ETF_URLThe page of this ETF on the issuer’s website.
DomicileThe country where the ETF is established and whose laws regulate it.
YieldThe current trailing twelve-month (TTM) yield, as a percent. Use it as is.
Dividend_Paying_FrequencyHow often the ETF pays dividends, for example Quarterly.
Inception_DateThe date the ETF started trading.
Max_Annual_Mgmt_ChargeThe maximum annual fee charged for managing the fund, based on the value of the investor’s holding. A percent, used as is: 0.2000 means 0.2%.
Ongoing_ChargeThe ongoing charges figure (OCF): the total cost an investor pays per year for holding the fund. It is broader than the management charge and is used mainly in Europe, especially for UCITS funds. A percent, used as is: 0.2000 means 0.2%.
Date_Ongoing_ChargeThe date Ongoing_Charge was set or last changed. Filled when known.
NetExpenseRatioThe North American counterpart of the ongoing charge: the fund’s total annual operating expenses as a share of its assets. The fees are deducted from distributions, not from the principal. Multiply by 100 to get a percent: 0.00150 means 0.15%.
AnnualHoldingsTurnoverHow much of the portfolio the fund replaces in a year, as a rate.
TotalAssetsAssets under management (AUM) of the share class.
Average_Mkt_Cap_MilThe average market capitalization of the holdings, in millions.

Market_Capitalisation

The share of the holdings by company size. Holdings are ranked by market capitalisation: Mega are the companies that together make up the top 40% of cumulative market capitalisation, Big the next 30%, Medium the next 20%, Small the next 7% and Micro the remaining 3%. Calculated by EODHD from the holdings. Not shown for bond ETFs.

FieldShare of holdings in
MegaMega companies.
BigBig companies.
MediumMedium companies.
SmallSmall companies.
MicroMicro companies.

Asset_Allocation

How the portfolio is split between asset types. Every asset type returns three figures:

FieldDescription
Long_%The share invested long in this asset type.
Short_%The share invested short in this asset type.
Net_Assets_%The net share of assets of this type.

The asset types are:

Asset typeDescription
CashCurrency and cash equivalents.
NotClassifiedInvestments that do not fit any other type.
Stock non-USNon-US equities.
Stock USUS equities.
BondFixed income.
OtherOther non-equity investments.

World_Regions

How the portfolio is split between regions of the world: North America, United Kingdom, Europe Developed, Europe Emerging, Africa/Middle East, Japan, Australasia, Asia Developed, Asia Emerging and Latin America. Every region returns one figure, Equity_%: the share attributed to this ETF.

FieldDescription
Equity_%The share attributed to this ETF.

Sector_Weights

How the portfolio is split between economic sectors: Basic Materials, Consumer Cyclicals, Financial Services, Real Estate, Communication Services, Energy, Industrials, Technology, Consumer Defensive, Healthcare and Utilities. Every sector returns one figure, Equity_%: the share attributed to this ETF.

FieldDescription
Equity_%The share attributed to this ETF.

Fixed_Income

Metrics for the bonds in the portfolio (treasury notes, bonds and similar). The figures describe the holdings and are not meant to add up to 100 percent, even though the field names contain a percent sign. Every metric returns one figure, Fund_%: the value for this ETF.

FieldDescription
Fund_%The value for this ETF.
MetricDescription
EffectiveDurationDuration for bonds with embedded options. In years.
ModifiedDurationThe expected change in a security’s value for a change in interest rates. In years.
EffectiveMaturityThe average time until the bonds mature, taking into account that a call or refunding can repay some of them earlier. In years.
CreditQualityThe credit quality of the bonds. Do not use it yet: the figures are split across several rating types (AAA, AA, A and so on) and the single Fund_% average does not describe them correctly.
CouponThe average coupon: the annual interest paid on a bond, as a percent of its face value. In percent.
PriceThe recent average price of the bonds in the portfolio.
YieldToMaturityThe total return a bond earns if it pays all interest and repays the principal. In percent.

Holdings_Count

The number of holdings of the ETF.

Top_10_Holdings

The ten largest holdings by Assets_%. Each holding is keyed by its full ticker, for example AAPL.US, and has these fields:

FieldDescription
CodeThe ticker code.
ExchangeThe exchange code suffix.
NameThe company name.
SectorThe company’s sector.
IndustryThe company’s industry.
CountryThe country of the company.
RegionThe region of that country.
Assets_%The weight of the holding in the ETF, as a percent of its assets.

Holdings

The list of holdings, when available. It uses the same fields as Top_10_Holdings.

Valuations_Growth

Valuation and growth rates of the ETF. The data is in two groups: Valuations_Rates_Portfolio and Growth_Rates_Portfolio, both describing the holdings of this ETF.

Valuation rateDescription
Price/Prospective EarningsThe average ratio of price to prospective earnings.
Price/BookThe average ratio of price to book value.
Price/SalesThe average ratio of price to sales.
Price/Cash FlowThe average ratio of price to cash flow.
Dividend-Yield FactorThe average dividend yield factor.
Growth rateDescription
Long-Term Projected Earnings GrowthThe average long-term projected earnings growth.
Historical Earnings GrowthThe average historical earnings growth.
Sales GrowthThe average sales growth.
Cash-Flow GrowthThe average cash-flow growth.
Book-Value GrowthThe average book-value growth.

Performance

Performance metrics of the ETF.

FieldDescription
1y_VolatilityThe 1-year daily volatility, annualised.
3y_VolatilityThe 3-year standard deviation volatility.
3y_ExpReturnThe expected 3-year return. When it is empty or 0, use the trailing Returns_3Y to get an idea of the expected return.
3y_SharpRatioThe Sharpe ratio over 3 years.
Returns_YTDYear-to-date return. The beginning price is the first price of the current year.
Returns_1Y1-year return. The beginning price is the price on the same date a year ago.
Returns_3Y3-year trailing return, annualized. The beginning price is the price on the same date 3 years ago.
Returns_5Y5-year trailing return, annualized. The beginning price is the price on the same date 5 years ago.
Returns_10Y10-year trailing return, annualized. The beginning price is the price on the same date 10 years ago.

All the returns use the same formula: (Ending Price − Beginning Price + Dividends or Distributions) / Beginning Price, where the ending price is the latest price. The figures also account for management fees, so they differ from returns calculated from price data alone.

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